Standard Residential Elevator Door Baffle (29″ & 33″)

Standard Residential Elevator Door Baffle

(Available in 29″ and 33″ widths)

Standard residential elevator door baffle available in two optimized widths (29″ and 33″) for direct purchase. Designed for retrofit applications, this clear acrylic panel reduces door gap exposure while maintaining a clean, architectural appearance.

Includes anodized aluminum mounting hardware and drilling template for installation on solid wood residential elevator doors.

Based on field measurements from common residential installations, this standard series is offered in two optimized widths — 29″ and 33″ — to reduce the need for on-site trimming while simplifying ordering.

When installed, the panel is positioned with a top height of 45″ above finished floor, consistent with typical residential elevator code requirements.

Professional installation by a qualified elevator service provider or experienced installer is recommended.

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Specifications

• Panel height: 44″

• Installed height: 45″ from finished floor

• Panel thickness: 3/8″ clear cast acrylic

• Available widths: 29″ or 33″

• Projection from wall: 3-3/4″

• Designed for solid wood residential elevator doors

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Included Hardware

Each unit includes:

• (5) 1″ diameter × 3″ long clear anodized aluminum standoff barrels

• (5) 1″ diameter × 3/8″ long standoff caps

• Mounting hardware for solid wood doors

• Precision drilling template for accurate alignment

All hardware is selected for durability and clean visual integration with residential interiors.

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Handing (Left / Right)

Handing is determined from inside the elevator cab, facing the door.

Left: Door handle is on the left side
Right: Door handle is on the right side

The panel includes a handle cut-out and must match the handle location.

Important: Selecting the incorrect handing will result in a panel that cannot be installed.

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Installation Notes

This product is fabricated as a fixed-size panel with included hardware.
Installation method, final positioning, and compliance verification are the responsibility of the installer and local Authority Having Jurisdiction (AHJ).