Modern
design thanks to an ample choice
of colours and straight, minimalist
forms.
Resistance, comfort and functionality
are the characteristics of this
versatile model, suitable for
any type of construction thanks
to its black rubber floor and
skinplate finishes.
Simple
forms and a choice of several
finishes that combine with any
decorative style. Its materials
give it high resistance and
durability.
Stainless steel and melamine
make it a model particularly
recommended for places requiring
a simple, effective solution.
With
finishes that are more classic
than most, this formica and
steel model with its black granite
floor provides a timeless design
solution.
Particularly recommended for
buildings requiring an elevator
that resists fads and adds functionality.
Its
design finishes give this elevator
a daring, modern look.
Thanks to its resistant materials,
such as black rubber and stainless
steel, this model adds quality
and design wherever it is installed.
Innovative
in its design and look, this
model aims at doing away with
architectural barriers.
Accessibility, comfort and functionality
make it adapt perfectly to the
new architectural needs.
Designed
and manufactured to meet the
strictest regulations and market
demands for transporting people
and goods.
Ruggedness and an attractive
appearance combined with high-quality
stainless steel finishes and
perimetric protectors at different
levels. Designed especially
for high-transit locations,
such as clinics, hospitals,
shopping malls and industries.
A
singular, personalized design
for each and every project.
Enhances any type of architectural
style and trend.
Aesthetic, comprehensive solutions,
especially suitable for hotels,
offices, shopping malls and
large facilities.
Aesthetically
pleasing, it is aimed at satisfying
customers who value exclusive
design.
Finishes with panels and over-roofs
in butiral glass combined with
drive button panel, handrail
and stainless steel skirting
board on a floor of “Rosa
Porriño” granite.
An exclusive solution for prestige
settings.
