Summer has arrived, which means an increased frequency of rain. Bus shelters, as outdoor facilities, are first in line to be drenched by the rain. Therefore, bus shelters must have robust waterproofing capabilities. How can bus shelters improve their waterproofing measures? Let's explore with Rainbow Bus Shelter Manufacturer!

In terms of structure, bus shelters must incorporate waterproof design considerations during the design phase.

1. The interior of the light box is lined with waterproof tape

The purpose of the waterproof seal is to prevent rainwater from seeping into the interior of the light box when it falls on the waiting shelter, typically installed around the perimeter of the light box.

Ceiling installations are set at an angle.

Ceilings are typically angled to allow rain to flow off, while some specially designed structures, like antique waiting sheds, feature drip eaves for the same purpose of draining water.

3. Ventilation openings must feature a dedicated waterproof design.

Advertising light boxes are equipped with various components, which operate at higher temperatures. When positioning the facility's ventilation outlets, it is also important to consider that during rain, water may seep into the light box through the outlets, potentially affecting the operation of the components.

4. Internally used components are waterproof.

Water is pervasive; even with the best waterproofing measures, it's essential to address the issue at its root. Public bus shelters are typically made from galvanized materials and stainless steel. Only the interior of the light box includes components such as LED lights and leakage protection devices. These components must also ensure they have adequate waterproofing during procurement.