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Elevator door sensor. It is a 94 beam door sensor.                                              

Elevator Rescue Device                                                    

1. Metalwork & Art Deco Designs

• Patterned Grilles: Geometric, floral, or abstract patterns in brass, bronze, or stainless steel can give the elevator a vintage, luxury feel. Art Deco designs are particularly popular, with sleek lines and bold patterns.
• Laser-Cut Designs: Modern technology allows for intricate laser-cut metalwork, creating custom patterns that can be very ornate or minimalist depending on the desired effect.

2. Wooden Panels & Textured Finishes

• Wood Veneer: Rich wood veneers like walnut, oak, or mahogany can bring warmth to an elevator. These can be paired with sleek metallic accents for contrast.
• Textured Wood: A door with a tactile surface, such as woven wood or carved patterns, offers a natural and elegant appearance.
• Mosaic Wood: Small panels arranged in a mosaic or chevron pattern can give the elevator a contemporary or retro feel.

3. Glass Doors

• Frosted Glass: Translucent or frosted glass doors with etched patterns or subtle designs create a sophisticated look without sacrificing privacy or visibility.
• Clear Glass with Custom Graphics: For a modern or high-end look, clear glass doors with printed designs or frosted etchings (like abstract designs, corporate logos, or nature motifs) can be striking.
• Backlit Glass: Incorporating LED backlighting behind a translucent design adds a soft glow and highlights intricate patterns or colors.

4. Mirrored Elevators

• Full Mirror Doors: Mirrors can create a sleek and contemporary look, while also making the space feel larger and more open. Mirrored elevator doors can be framed in metal or wood, or left frameless for a more seamless design.
• Etched Mirrors: Mirrors with subtle etching or engraving can add an element of luxury without being overwhelming.

                                                   

A glass passenger elevator is a type of elevator where the cabin or walls are made from glass, allowing passengers to see the surrounding area as they move between floors. These elevators are commonly found in high-rise buildings, hotels, shopping malls, and other architectural spaces where aesthetics, transparency, and providing an enhanced visual experience are important.                                                                                                                             

A hospital stretcher elevator is a specialized elevator designed to accommodate hospital stretchers or gurneys, allowing patients to be transported between different floors of a medical facility safely and efficiently. These elevators are equipped with wider doors, a spacious interior, and often a low entry level to ensure smooth loading and unloading of stretchers.