Hinged modular elevator control housing

A control housing adapted to be mounted adjacent an elevator, said housing comprising:

• a generally rectangular subframe for mounting upon a supporting surface, said subframe having opposed side flanges;
• a pair of generally rectangular, spaced apart, modular sidewalls adapted to be secured to said subframe;
• elongated, interior captivating grooves defined in each sidewall;
• fastener means slidably captivated within said captivating grooves for engaging said subframe to adjustably secure said sidewalls thereto;
• a housing top extending between said sidewalls;
• a housing bottom extending between said sidewalls;
• a faceplate disposed upon said chassis and foldable between open and closed positions;
• hinge means for mounting the faceplate;
• and,
• lips defined on said subframe for abutting said faceplate when it is disposed in said closed position.

A control housing adapted to be mounted adjacent to an elevator, said housing comprising:

• an exteriorly accessible interior;
• a subframe secured to a supporting surface adjacent the elevator, said subframe comprising a generally planar, apertured base and a pair of spaced apart side flanges;
• a spaced apart, elongated sidewall secured to each of said subframe side flanges, each of sidewalls comprising elongated mounting grooves and elongated captivating grooves;
• fastener means slidably captivated within said captivating grooves of said sidewalls for mounting said sidewalls to said subframe;
• a top extending between said sidewall tops and secured thereto by fasteners seated within said mounting grooves;
• a bottom extending between said sidewall bottoms and secured by fasteners seated within said mounting grooves;
• a faceplate mounted upon said chassis and foldable between an open position exposing said interior and a closed position enclosing said interior;
• and,
• offset hinge means for mounting said faceplate so it can fold to an open position without colliding with the housing.