When choosing a bus shelter, in addition to paying attention to the manufacturer's information, what is more, important is the quality of the bus shelter itself. How the manufacturer only demonstrates sales skills during sales, but ultimately the only thing that can play a decisive role is the bus shelter.

Do not overlook these three aspects when choosing bus shelters

1、 Roof Quality of Bus Shelters

The roof is the focus of the entire shelter and a key factor in choosing to purchase. From the user's perspective, when passengers ride in a car, the effect of the roof will be particularly significant when it rains and the sun shines. Therefore, it is best to choose materials that support stainless steel plates or carbon steel square tubes, as well as endurance plates or sunlight plates and tempered glass.

2、 The pillars of the bus shelter

The pillar is a key component that supports the entire bus shelter. It is common for low-quality bus shelters to tilt and fall on the street. The biggest reason is that the pillar support force is not enough, which can cause them to tilt or even collapse when encountering strong winds. In terms of material, the pillars of bus shelters should be mainly made of stainless steel round tubes, square tubes, or carbon steel square tubes. Is there a bolted connection between the column, lightbox, and top support bow?

3、 Bus shelter frame

The outer frame of bus shelters is often overlooked by people, and the reality is that although the outer frame is only a fixed carrier of light boxes, the quality of the outer frame is also relatively important. Poor-quality frames are prone to breakage and cracking, which can pose some risks. For places with high pedestrian flow at bus stations, there may be incidents of scratches caused by damaged frames.

Safety incidents are of no size. As a public facility, bus shelters should be selected based on details, with the material being the main factor and the craftsmanship being the minor factor.

Pay attention to the above points when customizing bus shelters.