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Lightweight Stone Elevator Panels

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Our ultra thin lightweight Elevator Panel System offer priceless millimetres of extra space and weight for the hands of skilled elevator workers, providing them with more creative freedom than ever before. These surfaces are designed for the high traffic, high quality spaces as an alternative to materials such as marble and stone, which have a higher price, more weight and greater environmental impact.

 

HOW IT WORKS

Lightweight stone elevators panels are natural stone composite or engineered ceramic slab comprised of a thin stone veneer and an aluminum honeycomb backing sandwiched between impervious, high-strength, fiber-reinforced epoxy skin. Our lightweight elevators panels cab be produced from almost any material; including granite, marble, limestone, slate, and sandstone. 

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BENEFITS OF STONE SURFACING

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STONE WALL COLOURS & PATTERNS

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