Mississauga-based Excess Space Solutions (ESS) has developed durable outdoor smoke shelters designed to provide designated smoking areas while protecting non-smokers from secondhand smoke. The structures meet local building codes and smoking bylaws, featuring industrial-grade materials such as high-strength steel framing, one-piece EPDM rubber roofing, and safety glass glazing. Customizable options include tinted glass, galvanized framing, bench seating, ashtrays, waste bins, and color-matching to existing buildings.
Beyond smoking areas, ESS’s versatile shelters can serve as transit stops, entrance breezeways, lunch areas, or picnic shelters. The company emphasizes their weather-resistant design, offering protection from harsh conditions.
ESS provides flexible installation options, delivering shelters as pre-assembled units or prefabricated kits for on-site assembly. Customers can use ESS-trained installers or follow provided manuals for self-installation.
In addition to shelters, ESS offers modular solutions like mezzanines, demountable walls, and prefabricated buildings. For details on smoke shelters or other products, contact Excess Space Solutions.
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