Zlox Elevators designs, installs, and maintains premium elevator systems across twelve types — engineered for a long service life and a quiet ride.




Standard vertical transport for mid-to-high-rise residential and commercial buildings. Balanced speed, capacity and cost.
Compact, low-footprint elevators for private villas and townhouses — quiet operation, discreet cab finishes.
Higher-capacity, higher-duty-cycle systems built for offices, retail and mixed-use towers.
For supertall towers — minimizes travel time across many floors, requires reinforced shaft engineering.
Glass cabs for hotel atria and statement lobbies — a visual centerpiece as much as a transport system.
Cost-effective for low-rise buildings (2–6 floors), smooth ride, simpler mechanical system.
Space-saving design with no dedicated machine room — popular in modern mid-rise construction.
Heavy-duty cabs for warehouses, loading docks and industrial facilities — built for cargo, not comfort finishes.
Wider cabs sized for beds and gurneys, smoother acceleration profiles, and infection-control-friendly finishes.
Back-of-house transport for hotels and large residential buildings — durable, utilitarian cab design.
Small-capacity lifts for moving goods between floors — common in restaurants and multi-level retail.
Bespoke cab interiors, finishes and controls for flagship residences and five-star hospitality projects.
Recommended building types, installation considerations and maintenance needs vary by type and local code — our team reviews these during a site assessment.

Custom cab design, finish selection, and controller engineering coordinated directly with architects and developers from early-stage planning through final inspection.

Full modernization of existing shafts and cabs, plus ongoing maintenance plans with guaranteed response times for buildings that can't afford downtime.
Choose a currency, then configure your project for a cost and timeline breakdown. Final costs depend on manufacturer, building conditions and local regulations.
Estimate only. Final cost depends on manufacturer selection, building conditions, specifications and local code.