Outdoor Steel Structure Bus Shelter-ZEMSO-HCT-0002

Product Overview

The Outdoor Steel Structure Bus Shelter ZEMSO-HCT-0002 offers a robust, no-nonsense solution for urban transit networks—specifically designed for high-traffic areas (e.g., busy intersections or downtown hubs) where durability and safety are top priorities. This shelter prioritizes long-term performance (15+ year lifespan), visibility (to prevent accidents), and passenger safety (anti-vandalism features), making it a reliable infrastructure addition to any city looking to upgrade its transit facilities.

Product Features

Heavy-Duty Framework

Constructed with thick steel plates (3mm) and galvanized pipes (80×60mm)—materials chosen for their high tensile strength (345MPa) and resistance to bending. The frame is welded using MIG welding (for strong, seamless joints) and treated with hot-dip galvanization (zinc coating: 80μm) to prevent corrosion. The open design (no solid side panels on the entry side) ensures visibility for passengers and drivers, reducing the risk of accidents, while the closed back panel provides protection from wind and rain. The shelter can support a live load of 3kN/m² (e.g., snow or standing passengers).

Low-Maintenance Design

Features electrostatic powder coating (available in RAL 9006 white or 7016 dark gray) that resists scratches, rust, and UV damage—tests show the coating retains its color and finish for 8+ years. A built-in drainage system (gutters and downspouts) prevents water accumulation on the roof, reducing the risk of leaks or structural damage. The seating benches are made of 304 stainless steel (no wood components), eliminating the need for replacement due to rot or termites.

Customizable Layouts

Available in single-sided (for sidewalks) or double-sided (for median strips) configurations, with optional seating (stainless steel benches, 1.2m long per seat), LED lighting (24W, 5000K neutral white), and digital display mounts (for 55″–65″ screens). Length can be extended to 9000mm for high-capacity stops (accommodating 8–10 passengers), and optional side panels (polycarbonate or steel) can be added for extra weather protection in cold or rainy climates. The shelter also has integrated advertising frames (2–4 per shelter) for revenue generation.

Application

Ideal for busy urban corridors (e.g., downtown business districts), suburban transit stops (with high commuter traffic), industrial areas (for factory workers), and bus hubs (where multiple routes converge). Compatible with smart city upgrades like CCTV cameras (for security), passenger counters (to track ridership), and real-time arrival displays (integrated with transit apps). The shelter’s durable design makes it suitable for areas with high vandalism rates, as it resists damage from graffiti, scratches, or impact.

FAQ

Q: How long does installation take?

A: A standard unit (6000mm length, single-sided) can be installed in 4–6 hours with a small crew (3–4 people) and basic equipment (e.g., drills, concrete mixers). The installation process includes anchoring the frame to a concrete foundation (pre-poured or on-site), attaching the roof and benches, and connecting lighting (if applicable). Extended or double-sided units may take 8–10 hours.

Q: Is the shelter resistant to vandalism?

A: Yes, reinforced steel panels (3mm thick) and tamper-proof fasteners (security bolts with special tools required for removal) deter damage. The powder coating is anti-graffiti—graffiti can be removed with solvent-based cleaners without damaging the finish. The seating benches are also resistant to bending or cutting, as they are made of thick stainless steel.

Q: Can it be combined with advertising displays?

A: Yes, integrated frames (aluminum, 50×70cm or 60×90cm) for 55″–65″ LCD/LED screens can be added during manufacturing—mounted on the back panel or side panels. The frames include cable management systems to hide wires, and the shelter’s power supply can be upgraded to support the display’s energy needs (e.g., adding a 100W power outlet).

Q: What is the shelter’s snow load capacity?

A: The shelter can withstand a snow load of 0.5kN/m² (equivalent to 50kg of snow per square meter)—sufficient for most temperate regions. For areas with heavy snowfall (e.g., northern Europe or Canada), the roof can be reinforced to support 1.0kN/m² (100kg/m²) with additional steel beams.