A new interior finish for the Nespresso Pitt Street lift
When Nespresso prepared its Pitt Street store in Sydney, the existing lift needed a finish that worked with the new interior. Architectural wrapping offered a way to renew its visible surfaces while retaining the lift.
The condition of those surfaces made preparation a central part of the work. Previous wraps and old coatings needed assessment before the new material could be installed.
The work beneath the finish
Applying a new film over loose paint or unstable layers would leave problems beneath the surface. Our team removed unsuitable material and prepared the areas receiving the new covering.
That preparation made the project more involved than a routine wrap on clean, stable panels. It also gave us a suitable base for the selected architectural finish.
A metallic gold appearance
The client selected a metallic gold film to complement the store’s interior. Our team installed the material over the prepared surfaces, working through the edges and details that remain visible at close range inside a lift.
The result brought the cabin’s appearance into line with the surrounding space. The project demonstrates the difference careful preparation and finishing can make to existing lift panels.
Coordinated access
Lift wrapping needs to fit the access arrangements established by the building and its lift service provider. Where a technician or authorised operator is required, the client arranges that support through the provider.
Our role is the surface refurbishment. The lift provider remains responsible for the operating procedures and any mechanical work within its scope.
Planning your lift refurbishment
Send photographs showing the current panels, coatings, doors and fittings, together with approximate dimensions and your required timing. The condition beneath the visible finish helps determine the preparation, installation programme and quotation.