CabCraft Interiors, Maryland's Eastern Shore designer and fabricator of elevator cab interiors and cab shells, has relaunched cabcraft.com — bigger, faster and built to take a cab from idea to priced proposal in minutes.
Pick a system. Specify finishes. Get a price. Choose from 15 pre-engineered Fusion panel configurations, tap each numbered component to pick its finish and send the spec sheet. Fast, accurate pricing comes back at no cost.
- 84 laminates, 69 decorative metals, stone, glass and mirror — or any code-compliant material.
- Mix finishes by zone and preview the result before fabrication.
Fast install. Maximum design flexibility. Every Fusion panel hangs on concealed brackets with no exposed fasteners and installs over existing cab walls in about a day. Fifteen layouts and five material families deliver thousands of looks on one engineered system.
Cab shells built to your drawings. Welded steel shells fabricated to your platform and door layout, modeled in SolidWorks and cut on CNC fiber laser. Shop drawings before fabrication; budget pricing within one business day.
Free Spec Writer for design professionals. Architects, designers and consultants can write CabCraft into a specification in about ten minutes — no account needed.
- Section 14 27 00 in Word and a finish schedule in Excel.
- Interior elevations in PDF and DXF, plus data sheet and spec sheet in PDF.
- Specify your own vendor's finish; CabCraft checks it against ASME A17.1 and the installed weight allowance.
See it all: Fusion Systems · Cab Shells · Spec Writer.
About CabCraft Interiors, Inc. Founded in Baltimore in 2003 and based on Maryland's Eastern Shore, CabCraft designs and fabricates custom and pre-engineered elevator interiors, cab shells and architectural metal cladding — proven across thousands of cabs. Its CodePlates.com division supplies ASME A17.1-compliant engraved code plates nationwide. www.cabcraft.com | www.codeplates.com
Media contact: Jason Sakowski, sales@cabcraft.com, (410) 355-4050
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