Rohner for Buses
Bus bodies and exterior panels require finishing space for long sides, roof edges, window masking, access doors and graphics areas. Rohner crossdraft, truck and large equipment booths may be used with prep stations, mixing areas, make-up air and exhaust systems. Double D Mechanical installs, relocates and services the booth, air, exhaust, lighting and utility connections that support bus finishing and fleet maintenance bays.
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Vehicle Height And Roof Reach
Bus paint areas should be planned around the tallest roof equipment, longest body and widest mirrors or side hardware. Operators may need ladders, platforms or lifts along the sides and roof line. Booth doors, ceiling clearance and aisle width should be checked against the actual vehicle mix.
Masking And Prep Positioning
Window masking, decal removal, sanding and cleaning need space near the booth without pulling dust into coating work. Prep stations, mixing areas and inspection zones should support forward movement through the bay. Staging at the booth entrance should not crowd controls, filters or doors.
Airflow Across Long Sides
Long vehicle panels can make ventilation problems more visible. Exhaust, make-up air, heat, lighting and controls should be coordinated so airflow is stable along the full length of the bus and adjacent shop areas stay comfortable.
- Measure vehicle length, height, mirrors and roof equipment.
- Map prep, mask, coat, dry, graphics and inspection areas.
- Confirm gas, electrical, compressed air, duct and roof access.
Reachable Service Items
Fleet bays often have lifts, chargers, wash areas and parts storage close to paint equipment. Filters, fans, lights, heaters and controls need access that remains clear during normal work. Relocation planning should include equipment condition, removal access and the new utility routes.
Frequently asked questions
What bus dimensions matter for booth planning?
Length, height, mirror width, roof equipment, door clearance and side access space are important planning dimensions.
How should prep areas relate to the booth?
Prep areas should allow cleaning and masking close to the booth while keeping dust and loose materials away from coating areas.
Why is lighting service access important?
Bus sides, window lines and roof edges need good visibility, and light fixtures need reachable access for maintenance after installation.
Can Rohner bus booth equipment be relocated?
Relocation depends on booth condition, fan and heater condition, removal path, ceiling height, duct routes and available utilities.
What should be ready before a site visit?
Vehicle dimensions, bay layout, utility locations, process steps, roof access and photos of existing equipment are useful.