Back-to-wall shelters install against an existing wall on a building. They each have two side walls, one front wall, and a roof. Shelters with a front wall provide more protection from weather than open-front shelters. The front wall has an opening where people can enter and exit the shelters. These shelters provide a covered area for smokers or people who are waiting for buses and other public transit. They ship unassembled.

These freestanding shelters each have two side walls, one back wall, one front wall, and a roof. Shelters with a front wall provide more protection from weather than open-front shelters. The front wall has an opening where people can enter and exit the shelters. The shelters provide a covered area for smokers or people who are waiting for buses and other public transit. They ship unassembled.

These freestanding shelters each have two side walls, one back wall, one front wall, and a roof. Shelters with a front wall provide more protection from weather than open-front shelters. The front wall has an opening where people can enter and exit the shelters. The shelters provide a covered area for smokers or people who are waiting for buses and other public transit. They ship assembled, which reduces installation time compared to unassembled shelters.