A safety lock in lifts is a critical safety mechanism that prevents the elevator doors (especially landing doors) from opening unless the elevator car is correctly aligned at the floor and safely stopped. Key Functions: Prevents door opening when the lift is not at the floor. Ensures passenger safety by avoiding accidental falls into the shaft. Works with door interlocks, which allow the lift to move only when doors are properly closed and locked. Common Types: Mechanical interlocks Electromechanical locks Magnetic or sensor-based locks

Wooden Elevator Car Cabin is a premium interior solution designed to add warmth, elegance, and a timeless aesthetic to modern and classic elevator systems. Combining the natural appeal of wood with durable structural materials, this type of cabin is ideal for high-end residential buildings, boutique hotels, corporate offices, and heritage properties where design plays a central role. Crafted with precision, the wooden cabin panels are typically made using high-pressure laminate (HPL) over plywood, veneer finish, or engineered wood with protective coatings to ensure durability, fire resistance, and easy maintenance.