Custom Elevator Interior Design & Installation

Most elevator interiors come from limited options. Your cab dimensions, ceiling height, electrical configuration, and design requirements probably don’t fit them. So you build custom. But custom often means slow, expensive, inconsistent manufacturing with no guarantee of how it’ll actually install.

That’s where we’re different.

IN HOUSE END TO END

We design and manufacture custom elevator interiors in-house. You get real control over materials, finishes, and configuration. You get predictable lead times. And you get consistency. The same quality whether it’s one cab or twenty across multiple buildings.

What actually changes when you go custom

Your existing cab has specific constraints. Ceiling height. Mounting surfaces. Electrical runs. That blank stare you get from suppliers offering only standard sizes? We don’t do that.

You work with our design team on your actual cab, not a template. Choose your wall finishes: stainless, brushed bronze, anodised aluminium, wood veneer. Pick your ceiling configuration. Decide on lighting and handrail style. Select materials. None of this is locked into a product line.

Hazelnut Brown

Nutmeg Beige Canvas

Cashmere Beige Glass

Coffee Wood

The result works with your building. It complies with code first, not as an afterthought. And because we manufacture it here, quality stays consistent.

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Panel Series

A premium range of modular wall panel systems designed to meet code requirements while offering refined finishes and long-term durability.

No Custom Delays

lead times you
can rely on

Custom usually means waiting. We manufacture everything in-house. Under two weeks for custom orders, including custom sizing. No rush premium. You can actually plan around it.

When Custom Design Matters

Built Around the Realities of Occupied Buildings

Custom design makes sense if you’re: 

  • Building or renovating where the elevator needs to match your design standard.

  • Working with an architect who has specific requirements. 

  • Specifying systems where reliability matters more than fast turnaround.

  • Managing multiple properties and need consistency across cabs.

See completed projects across different building types and scales. If you need a single panel replaced or want a quick off-the-shelf solution, this isn’t it. But if your elevator interior needs to integrate with your building’s design and requirements, custom is the right call.

The QCAB process

Step 1

Design & select materials

Work directly with our design team to choose finishes, panel styles, and accessories that align with your project goals, building requirements, and budget. We review your cab dimensions, electrical configuration, and code requirements for your building type. Within a week, you have detailed drawings and specifications.

Step 2

Manufactured In-House

Every cab interior is built by QCAB craftsmen for precision and consistency. Once approved, lead time is under two weeks including custom orders. Everything is US manufactured. No international supply chains. No waiting for third-party shops.

Step 3

Delivery and Installation

Choose your installer or let our licensed team handle the installation. Because the system is modular, installation is straightforward. The elevator doesn’t need to be out of service longer than necessary.

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Code compliant built into every design

ASME A17.1 compliance is part of the planning, not something to figure out on site. We handle the code review during the design phase. Your contractor installs a system that already meets requirements.

Featured Projects

Case Studies

Our premium elevator installation projects, ready for you to see what’s possible.From individual cab upgrades to wider hotel elevator renovation projects, QCAB helps hospitality properties improve elevator interiors with minimal disruption.

Marriott

QCAB delivered custom elevator cab interiors designed to reflect Marriott brand standards while streamlining production and installation.

Hilton

QCAB delivered a hospitality-focused cab interior solution designed to elevate the guest experience while streamlining delivery and installation.

Flexible Installation Options

You can hire a local licensed elevator contractor to install your interior remodel, and we’ll provide the information needed to support a smooth install.

If you prefer a turnkey option, QCAB can also visit your site and handle installation. Our licensed elevator contractors bring 10+ years of experience and focus on delivering a finished result that looks great, fits properly, and performs as intended.

Your Questions Answered

Frequently Asked Questions

Most likely yes. We design to your specific cab’s constraints: ceiling height, mounting surfaces, electrical runs. The design team reviews your specific situation during planning.

Cost depends on cab size, material selections, and configuration. Talk to our design team about your project and they’ll walk you through pricing during the planning phase.

Yes. Code compliance is designed into the system from the planning phase, not added later. Your contractor installs a system that already meets requirements.

You can hire your own licensed contractor and we’ll provide drawings and support, or we send our licensed team. Either way, the elevator doesn’t need extended downtime.

Under two weeks for custom orders, including custom sizing. No rush premium. We manufacture in-house, so you’re not waiting for suppliers.

Yes. We work with our standard finishes (stainless, bronze, anodised aluminium, wood veneers) or materials you specify. Discuss options with the design team during planning.

You provide cab dimensions and electrical details. We review code requirements for your building type and location. Within one week you have detailed drawings and specifications ready for approval and manufacturing.

Off-the-shelf means your cab adapts to standard dimensions and features. Custom means the interior adapts to your cab, your building code, your design direction. You get the finishes, configuration, and specifications that actually work for your project.

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