B-Look™ Panel Fitment System

Celebration Square Express

Celebration Square Express

Panel weight for a 2,500lb car - Standard: 385 lbs. Light: 315 lbs

Big White framed ceiling with fluted polycarbonate panels complete with LED strip lights, 2" flat handrail, and our black PVC panel edging on all sides of the panels.

Tranquillity Park

Signature Series

Panel weight for a 2,500 lb car - Standard: 362 lbs. Light: 292 lbs

Tranquility Park was named to celebrate the Apollo 11 moon landing in 1969. The Tranquillity Park model with plastic laminate above and below the handrails reflects the no nonsense “can do” NASA attitude it took to accomplish this outstanding mission.

Franklin Square

Signature Series

Panel weight for a 2,500 lb car - Standard: 397 lbs. Light: 346 lbs

With long lines and mirror, this model has a sense of open space that was intended by William Penn the Square’s designer. Franklin Square is the site where Benjamin Franklin conducted his kite and key experiment.

Harvard Square

Signature Series

Panel weight for a 2,500 lb car - Standard: 385 lbs. Light: 315 lbs

With decorative stainless below the handrail and laminate above, the Harvard Square has an air of sophistication garnered by Harvard University while providing for the durability needed in any leaning institution.

Empire State Plaza

Signature Series

Panel weight for a 2,500 lb car - Standard: 421 lbs. Light: 369 lbs

Much like the Square it is named after, this cab is made to impress! Stainless steel below the handrail and mirror above on the rear wall serve to accomplish this goal. Nelson Rockefeller would have approved!

Celebration Square

Signature Series

Panel weight for a 2,500 lb car - Standard: 350 lbs. Light: 280 lbs

The Celebration Square model with full height plastic laminate reflects the beauty and happiness, that Celebration Square offers to its community.

Franklin Square FM

Signature Series

Panel weight for a 2,500 lb car - Standard: 397 lbs. Light: 346 lbs

With long lines and mirror, this model has a sense of open space that was intended by William Penn the Square’s designer. Franklin Square is the site where Benjamin Franklin conducted his kite and key experiment.