Day Install
Demolition
Cost Savings
Renovation cost savings
Construction time avoided
Surface types wrapped: cabs, walls, columns, panels, doors
Operational during install
Is the average cost of resurfacing an elevator cab with Class A rated architectural films (ASTM E84). Minimal construction required. This is why hotels and buildings love us.
Is the average cost of replacing an elevator cab interior outright. Longer schedule, more disruption, and the cab is out of service while it happens.
Straight Answers
How durable are elevator wraps, and how long do they last?
Architectural film is engineered for high-traffic commercial use and resists scuffs, scratches, and daily wear from housekeeping carts and luggage. With proper care, elevator wraps can last 7 to 12 years, making them a durable and attractive alternative to repainting or full replacement.
Can it be cleaned?
Yes, standard commercial cleaning products used on elevator cabs today are compatible with the finish.
Will edges lift?
Proper edge-sealing technique during install prevents lifting; this is inspected as part of our final QA step.
Can damaged sections be repaired?
Yes, individual panels or sections can be re-wrapped without redoing the entire cab/panel.
Does wrapping affect the fire rating?
A fire rating belongs to a complete tested assembly, not to a finish material. Class A describes surface burning under ASTM E84, and elevator cab interiors are also governed by the elevator code. We specify Class A films for elevator interiors. Koroseal publishes that all Reatec finishes meet Class A to ASTM E84, and 3M publishes that most DI-NOC products are Class A. We confirm the finish and the substrate for each cab before install, and documentation is available on request.
Can wraps go around control panels and buttons?
Yes, our installers carefully trim and seat the film around existing controls, buttons, and hardware without affecting function.
Which painted surfaces are compatible?
Most factory-finished and painted elevator cab interiors qualify, our evaluation step confirms bondability before work begins.
Elevator cab wraps typically range from $5,000 to $10,000 per cab, depending on size and design complexity. This is significantly more cost-effective than a full elevator replacement, which can exceed $50,000 per cab.
Most elevator cabs can be wrapped in 1 to 2 days, depending on the number of panels and level of customization. Installation is coordinated to minimize disruption to building operations.
Yes, the elevator must be temporarily out of service during installation for safety and to ensure a flawless wrap application.
We use premium architectural vinyl films from top manufacturers like 3M DI-NOC, Reatec, Belbien, and Benif. These materials are durable, easy to maintain, and available in a wide variety of textures and finishes.
Elevator wraps offer substantial cost savings, minimal downtime, and design flexibility. While a full replacement may cost over $50,000, a wrap can achieve a fresh, modern look for $5,000 to $10,000 without major construction.
Absolutely! We can create wraps that match brand colors, logos, or any custom design, allowing you to fully personalize your elevator interiors.
We install the following architectural finish brands for commercial interiors:
We believe in honest communication and ethical craftsmanship, building not just spaces, but lasting relationships with our clients.
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Nationwide Installations
Trained under the 3M DI-NOC Architectural Finishes Preferred Installer program. Resurface Wraps provides peace of mind by making sure that your project is being done by the most qualified professionals in the industry.
Compare all available options and find the architectural wrap that fits your design needs and project budget. Resurface Wraps prides itself in offering the best options for our clients. We install 3M DI-NOC, LG BENIF, BELBIEN, & REATEC nationwide.
