Elevator Interior Coordination
Sintered Stone Elevator Interior Panels: Weight, Joints and Installation Approval
Sintered stone elevator interior panels require approved cabin dimensions, panel weights, backing construction, joint positions, door interfaces, control-panel openings, fixing details and installation records.
Cabin Survey Schedule
| Area | Survey Fields | Approval Record |
|---|---|---|
| Cabin walls | Finished width, height, corners, rails and backing zones | Wall elevations |
| Door return | Jambs, header, reveals, clearances and frame interfaces | Door detail |
| Control wall | Operating panel, display, key switch and service openings | Opening schedule |
| Lower wall | Skirting, floor junction, sill and protection profiles | Base detail |
| Ceiling interface | Ceiling line, lighting, ventilation and access panels | Head detail |
Panel Weight and Cabin Load
- Record the selected panel thickness.
- Calculate stone, backing, adhesive, profiles and fasteners by panel.
- Total the wall-system weight by cabin elevation.
- Submit the weight schedule to the elevator contractor.
- Release material after cabin-load approval.
Panel Layout Fields
Panel ID
Cabin number, wall elevation, panel number and installation orderFinished Size
Width, height, orientation, edge code and backing sizeJoint Map
Vertical joints, corner joints, door interfaces and base jointsPattern Map
Slab number, face direction, vein sequence and visible alignmentDoors, Controls and Service Access
- Map the door frame, jamb returns, header and sill.
- Dimension control-panel openings from fixed cabin datums.
- Separate factory-cut openings from site-drilled fixings.
- Keep inspection hatches and service panels accessible.
- Approve machining through the cutout schedule.
Backing and Fixing Schedule
Pattern and Batch Approval
- Record the approved product code and retained sample.
- Photograph numbered slabs before cutting.
- Prepare a dry layout for every cabin wall elevation.
- Approve color and vein sequence through the batch consistency file.
- Mark the signed layout revision for production.
Production and Installation Acceptance
| Stage | Inspection Fields | Record |
|---|---|---|
| Material | Product code, batch, thickness, finish and slab number | Material register |
| Fabrication | Dimensions, openings, edges, backing and panel labels | Factory inspection sheet |
| Packing | Face protection, corner protection, crate marks and cabin sequence | Packing list |
| Installation | Alignment, joints, door returns, controls, skirting and access | Installation checklist |
| Handover | Surface condition, panel stability, profiles and final cleaning | Acceptance sheet |
Purchase Order Fields
List the cabin count, product code, slab format, thickness, finish, panel schedule, finished-panel weights, backing system, fixing method, door returns, control openings, pattern sequence, inspection points, packing marks and destination.
Attach the approved project specification, manufacturer evaluation and quality inspection plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who approves the cabin panel weight?
The elevator contractor responsible for cabin-load coordination.
What belongs on each panel label?
Cabin number, wall elevation, panel ID, orientation and installation order.
How are control openings approved?
Through a signed opening schedule tied to fixed cabin datums.
How is vein continuity recorded?
With numbered slab photographs and signed wall-elevation layouts.
Which product range fits cabin walls?
Compare interior sintered stone panels against the approved cabin specification.
Request an Elevator Interior Panel Quotation
Submit cabin elevations, panel sizes, thickness, finish, backing system, finished-panel weights, openings, joints, quantities, packing marks and destination for sintered stone elevator interior panels.
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