Offices & commercial towers
Durable metal, glass, and wood systems that carry the lobby palette into a hard-working, high-traffic cab.
Elevator cab interiors · Manhattan, NYC
CNS manufactures complete custom elevator cabs and renovates existing interiors for Manhattan offices, residences, hotels, and mixed-use properties—pairing architectural millwork with precision metalwork.
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Built for the property
The best cab interior responds to the people using it and the building around it. We adapt the material palette, detailing, and installation plan to each property type.
Durable metal, glass, and wood systems that carry the lobby palette into a hard-working, high-traffic cab.
Refined cab renovations developed around resident schedules, existing architecture, and long-term serviceability.
Detailed interiors with coordinated lighting, metal accents, and millwork designed to support the guest experience.

Renovation in occupied buildings
Existing Manhattan buildings cannot become workshops. After a field survey and approvals, panels, trim, ceilings, and other components are fabricated and pre-finished in Brooklyn. The installation sequence can then be coordinated with building management around access and elevator availability.
We serve properties from the Financial District and Tribeca to Midtown, Chelsea, the Upper East Side, and the Upper West Side.
Project sequence
01
Measure the cab, document conditions, and define the project constraints.
02
Align panel layouts, finishes, lighting, and approvals with the project team.
03
Build and pre-finish the interior components in our Brooklyn workshop.
04
Sequence on-site work around access, building operations, and elevator availability.
Finish selection
Review veneers, bronze, brass, stainless steel, glass, flooring, and lighting as one coordinated interior. Samples let the project team compare grain, color, reflectivity, and durability against the lobby palette before production.

Fabricated in Brooklyn
See the workshop behind every Manhattan cab interior.
Brooklyn workshopNYC 2027 brake deadline
Manhattan offices, hotels, and co-ops adding a second brake plunger or rope gripper before January 2027 are already losing the car. Renovating the interior in the same window means one shutdown — three to five days in the field, two when the building needs the car back sooner. See how renovation works.
Tell us the building type, number of cabs, preferred finishes, and project timeline. We’ll help define the next step.