This gable-roof transit shelter is engineered for public infrastructure projects requiring durability, visibility and ADA compliance. Designed for municipalities and transit authorities across Canada and the United States, the structure provides reliable weather protection while maintaining an open and secure environment.
The shelter features an all-welded aluminum base frame with impact-resistant Hammerglass® wall panels (10 mm) and a Hammerglass® roof system (8 mm) for long-term performance in demanding public settings.
Specifications:
- Overall Size: 122.66” L × 78.50” W × 97.48” H;
- Frame Construction: All welded aluminum;
- Finish: Powder coat (custom colors available);
- Wall Panels: Hammerglass® 10 mm;
- Roof Panels: Hammerglass® 8 mm;
- ADA Compliant Layout;
- Mounting: Bolt-down anchoring;
Key Benefits:
- Impact-resistant transparent wall system;
- Corrosion-resistant aluminum construction;
- Gable roof design for improved water runoff;
- Suitable for harsh Canadian winters and varied U.S. climates;
- Designed for municipal streetscapes and transit corridors;
- Low maintenance materials;
Ideal for bus stops, campuses, healthcare facilities, civic centers and commercial developments requiring enhanced durability and accessibility compliance.
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Where are these passenger waiting shelters typically used?
These shelters suit transit stops, streetscapes, and urban infrastructure projects. Working with aluminum transit shelter suppliers like Shelterra gives municipalities a single partner for design, manufacturing, and installation. Explore the recommended products on this page or request a custom quote for your project.
How is the transit shelter installed?
The shelter uses bolt-down installation for stability in public environments. Shelterra provides on-site installation with a forklift-certified team working from approved drawings and foundation requirements. Installation is coordinated with project managers and site supervisors to meet local requirements.
Can the transit shelter be customized?
Yes. The powder-coat finish is available in RAL colours, and a solar panel can be added via the configurator. As transit shelter manufacturers with in-house design and fabrication, Shelterra customizes the shelter to your project's requirements.
How does the shelter handle weather?
The sloped roof is set at a 7.5° angle to direct water runoff. The 8 mm Hammerglass® panels offer impact resistance and durability in public environments. Together, these features provide reliable weather protection for passengers.
Is this shelter suitable for municipalities and transit authorities?
Yes. The aluminum transit shelter is intended for use by municipalities, transit authorities, and urban infrastructure projects across Canada and the United States. It features a clean architectural profile and a sloped roof for reliable weather protection and visibility.
Who manufactures this transit shelter?
Shelterra manufactures its shelters in-house. As transit shelter manufacturers, we manage design, fabrication, finishing, logistics, and installation from a single 90,000+ sq ft facility in Winnipeg, Manitoba. This integrated process supports quality control across municipal and transit projects.
What is this transit shelter made from?
The structure features all-aluminum construction paired with 8 mm Hammerglass® panels. As aluminum transit shelter suppliers, Shelterra selects these materials for their impact resistance and long-term performance in public environments. The powder-coated finish is available in RAL colours.
How do I get a price for the transit shelter?
Prices vary by configuration (finish and optional solar panel). A customized quote will be provided based on the volume, time frame, and technical requirements of your project.
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