This is a list of elevator fixtures that have been made and used by Boral Elevators in Australia.
Late 1980s to early 1990s
- Further information: List of Johns & Waygood elevator fixtures#1970s to late 1980s.
After acquiring Johns Perry Lifts in the late 1980s, Boral continued to use Johns Perry Lifts' square buttons and LED floor indicators throughout the late 1980s.
1990s to 1995
Square buttons
In the 1990s, Boral redesigned the square buttons to look larger and clearer with plastic lens and sometimes, with a black halo.
Boral Otis Traction Elevator at Harbourside Monorail Station, Sydney
1990s Boral elevator with newer square buttons in the former Harbourside Monorail Station, Sydney, Australia.
NOTE: This video is no longer playable as its original source has been removed by the owner. However, the thumbnail remains here as a reference.
Rectangle buttons
Some late models of Boral elevators used white rectangle buttons which light up red when pressed. The floor indicators have been slightly redesigned with larger LED dot-matrix display.
Touch-sensitive buttons
Boral also produced at least two variants of touch-sensitive fixtures; adapted versions of the clear Johns Perry second generation buttons, and metal buttons that resemble Dewhurst US90; for these, the door controls are pushbutton versions of the nominal touch-sensitive buttons. Not much is known about these fixtures, as they are very rare.
