ECR Ceilings

FLOATING CEILINGS

WHISTLER Named after the Whistler Blackcomb resort in the Rocky Mountains north of Vancouver, British Columbia The Whistler is an aluminum cored floating ceiling with LED pot lights. It is a lightweight ceiling at 120 lbs for a typical 2500 lb car. The metal cladding can be butt jointed or have a black painted reveal.

WASHINGTON Named after the Mount Washington Alpine resort in the Vancouver Island Range north of Victoria, British Columbia. The Washington is an aluminum cored floating ceiling with LED pot lights. It features raised panels made of decorative metals instead of flat cladding. This added feature provides a feeling of depth.

VAULTED CEILINGS

VAIL Named after the Vail resort in the Rocky Mountains near Vail, Colorado The Vail is a barrel vaulted ceiling with its apex near the canopy. Its design imparts a feeling of height and openness. It is made with SS#4 and is lit with four LED down lights and two fluorescent up lights located in the troughs.

STOWE Named after the Stowe Mountain resort in the Green Mountains near Burlington, Vermont The Stowe is a straight vaulted ceiling with its apex near the canopy. Its design gives elevators a feeling of formality and grandeur. It is made with SS#4 and is lit with four LED down lights and two fluorescent up lights located in the troughs.

CONVERTIBLE CEILINGS

THE BRISTOL

Side bracket mounted from inside the cab.
Easy Install: No measuring, self-aligning design reduces installation time to 1 hour.
Convertible design allows for quick access to a top hat if available. And gives an extra 6″ of headroom.
Locked-in pans.
Light weight – 72 lbs for a 2,500 lb car.

If you need to use your elevator for part time service and fulltime passenger duties, a convertible ceiling is the answer for you. When used for passengers, a convertible ceiling looks like a conventional ceiling. When the elevator is needed for service, the rear half of the ceiling can be slid up and above the front half to reveal a top hat. All this can be done in seconds by one person without tools. It can then be returned to passenger use just as easily.

Many of ECR’s ceiling models are available in convertible configurations. Some examples are provided here. (Some limitations may apply)