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    The Sierra Shelter line is one of Tolar's initial-and still most popular-transit shelter designs that was originally engineered for a project in San Diego in 1991. As styles and community expectations have evolved over the years, we have added even more choices to the line.

    Sierra Shelters still represent our flagship line: Striking style. Functional design. Exceptional value.

    Consider these key features:

    • Lengths that range from 8 to 24 feet; widths up to 5 foot 8 inches
    • Choose from walls of tempered glass or tough, transparent Lexan
    • Perforated metal options include Victorian and herringbone styles
    • Available with or without advertising kiosks

    Crafted by the category leader, the Sierra Shelter line's roof design also features two horizontal circular shapes, one that serves as a rain gutter, and the other that houses wiring for optional security lighting.

    Tolar's Sierra Shelters: Functional designs, classic appearance, renowned reliability.

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