Four Score Elevator Pads - How to Order
Custom Made Elevator Protector Padding

Production or turnaround time is normally two to three working days. Rush orders can be shipped within one to two days and overnight delivery service is available.

Custom Quotations: Prices for Elevator Pads are custom quoted on a "job-by-job" basis. Please provide the information described below along with company name, contact person, phone and fax numbers, e-mail address, destination city, state and Zip Code and the number of elevator cabs requiring pads. Thank You.

Step 2. Select Pad Style

Standard with Grommets	Standard with Stainless Steel Grommets	Continuous Wrap-around pads	Grommetless Pads	Stud Catcher
Each elevator cab wall gets a pad made for it with grommets placed to conform exactly where existing wall studs are located.	Each elevator cab wall gets a pad made for it with grommets placed to conform exactly where existing wall studs are located.	Each elevator cab is provided with one contiguous pad that surrounds the interior to make it vertually impossible for items within to come in direct contact with the walls.	Each pad will be provided without grommets.	Each pad will be provided with Stud Catcher Strip at top of pad.

Step 3. Select Pad Material and Pad Color - See Color Chart

Step 4. Height of Pads: Provide the dimensions of pads needed. The bottom of the pads should be 4" above the floor of the cab to comply with fire codes. Grommets will be located 1" from top of pads unless otherwise specified.

Step 5. Special Additions:

Pouch for Hooks

Storage Bag

Stitch line to bend around corners

Step 6. Hardware: See Removable Hooks, Permanent Hooks, Conformable Clamps and Studs.

Step 7. Pad Widths and Grommet Locations: Provide the following information for each elevator pad labeling ach Elevator Cab and each Wall per Cab Style. (Please Note: The use of Conformable Clamps eliminates the need for grommets and, therefore, for providing grommet locations. Also, Grommets are available in two sizes; #5 Grommet, which is 5/8" inner diameter and #6 Grommet, which is 3/4" innner diameter. The #5 Grommet is provided unless otherwise ordered).

(A) Width - Measure the overall width in inches of the wall to be protected.
(B) Grommet Hole Locations	1. Provide distance from left edge of the wall to be protected to the dead center of each existing stud. Please click HERE to see a completed sample sketch to use as a model. A blank for, which can be printed out and copied to make the transcription of field measurements clearer and easier to accomplish can be accessed by clicking HERE. Please Note: Measure the distance to each stud from the left edge of the wall to be protected rather than measuring from stud-to-stud.
	2. Provide the distance from the center line of the last stud to the right edge of the wall to be protected.
	3. Please Note: The total of the distances provided must equal the overall width of the wall to be protected.
	4. Standard Grommets are #5 Grommet with a 5/8" ID.
	5. Grommet spacing will be approximetly 12" to 15" apart unless otherwise specified.
(B) Height - Measure the overall height in inches of the wall to be protected. (Please Note: Elevator Pads are required to be 4" avove the floor. It is important that height measurements are clearly stated to be the height ofthe wall to be protected; i.e. before the 4 inch deduction is made to comply with local fire codes).

Step 8. Cutouts: Indicate desired Cutouts for each panel requiring one according to thfollowing diagram:

Special Requirements: Four Score Elevator Pads are made to order. Special requirements involving additional sewn-in modifications can usually be accommodated and will be quoted on request. An example of such special needs is the inclusion of Rear Pockets on elevator pads. Rear Pockets are virtually an entire second layer of padding sewn securely to the sides and bottom edges of each elevator pad allowing for the insertion of wood panels or other similar material to afford an even higher degree of protection for elevator cab walls.

Another example: Most often the ceilings of elevators are left unprotected even though there are situations where light fixtures and ceiling finishes may be subject to being damaged when the cab is used for unusually shaped items. Architects, Designers or Building Facility Managers are invited to request custom solutions by identifying the available means of support for ceiling pads such as may be located in the corners, at the top of the walls or on the ceiling itself, along with drawings locating the sizes and shapes of the ceiling lighting fixtures for each elevator car.

For Custom Quotation: Please provide the above information along with company name, contact person, phone and fax numbers, e-mail address, destination city, state and Zip Code, the number of elevator cabs requiring pads. Thank You.