Stainless Steel Elevator Panels: Embossed and Etched

Stainless steel elevator panels are stainless steel sheets specifically designed for elevator interiors, door panels, or decorative panels. 304 stainless steel is commonly used due to its excellent corrosion resistance, workability, and aesthetic appeal. 304 embossed panels and 304 etched panels are two common surface treatment types for elevator panels, widely used in luxury elevators or other high-end decorative settings (such as hotels and shopping malls).
Embossed panels are formed by mechanically rolling or die-stamping to create regular raised and recessed textures (such as diamonds, squares, waves, etc.) on the surface of the 304 stainless steel sheet. These textures enhance the decorative effect and provide slip resistance.
Etched panels are created by chemically etching or using laser technology to engrave complex patterns, designs, or text on the surface of the 304 stainless steel sheet, forming a decorative effect with contrasting textures or colors. They are often used for high-end custom designs.

• Embossed Panels: Commonly used for car floors or sidewalls, providing slip resistance and reducing daily wear and tear (e.g., in shopping mall elevators with an average daily usage of 1000 times, the scratch rate of embossed panels is reduced by 30%).
• Etched Panels: Used for control panels or decorative wall panels, highlighting brand or design themes, commonly found in five-star hotel elevators.