Outdoor Smoking Shelters - The In Thing

Outdoor shelters create a designated smoking area that's comfortable and safe for your customers or employees. They include weather protected seating and meet or exceed all the requirements of the new smoking laws. Even though companies are not required to provide a smoking shelter, it is important to health conscious businesses to consider their smoking and non-smoking employees.

An average smoking shelter is 2450mm wide, and 2500mm deep, with a height of 2180mm, made of non-corrosive aluminium or steel. These all-weather shelters come in many styles and colour choices. Each shelter is adjustable to conform to your site during installation. These structures are more than 50% open to allow rapid dispersion of fumes, and to allow 50% protection from the elements.

The new smoking law is now in place across England, and includes Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. So if you haven't already done so, now is the time to invest in that new smoking shelter. The new structures are beautifully and artfully designed to not only fulfil a purpose, but actually look good. Indoor smoking rooms are not allowed. No enclosed building can have an indoor smoking area. But, great looking outdoor smoking shelters are now in.

Stylish, durable, and practical smoking shelters can be made available to smoking customers, visitors, or for your employed staff. And while you are creating a place for your visitors and staff to smoke, you are also controlling where they do it. You can change the visual impact of your place of business by moving smokers to the back or side, and away from the building's entrance.

For clients who prefer to design their own smoking shelter, plans can be made to your exact specifications. Or shelters can be designed to match your existing structure so the fit is almost undetectable. Customised designs can be made to comply with all current legislation.

Smoking shelters are fully assembled on site and can include corporate logos or signs of any kind. They are designed to provide shelter in the worst of British weather, allowing smokers to relax and non-smokers to be free of second hand smoke. This is done using the most modern styles, techniques, and designs.