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Outdoor Spray Booths

Name: California Pulse
Address: 13845 Pioneer Rd, Apple Valley, CA, 92307, US
Telephone: 760-957-8819

Weather-resistant outdoor spray booths built for high-performance finishing, advanced airflow, and reliable operation in demanding environments.

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Stand Alone Systems

Durable, High-Performance Stand Alone Spray Booths

California Pulse offers premium outdoor spray booths designed for durability and performance in demanding industries. With advanced filtration and airflow, our systems deliver a clean, repeatable finish, built around your workflow and site conditions.

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Proudly Made in the USA
ETL Listed Systems Available
Backed by Warranty
Engineered Designs
Decades of Experience

Standard on Every Booth

What Comes in the Box

Fully ETL Listed

All spray booths are fully ETL-listed at no extra charge to ease the permitting process.

Engineered for Your Site

Engineered for your installation site with drawings, airflow calculations, and basic electrical and power documentation, so your permit submission goes in with what reviewers expect. Stamped structural and seismic engineering is available as a paid option.

Two-Stage Filtration

Intake filtration consists of tackified polyester filters so only clean air enters the booth. Exhaust filtration uses fiberglass media for high-efficiency paint removal as air exits.

Belt-Driven Exhaust

Air is exhausted by a belt-driven tubeaxial fan with an aluminum bladed propeller, engineered for low noise levels.

Class 1 Div 2 LED Lighting

Booths come standard with LED tube lights at up to 10,000 lumens each. Fixtures are all inside-access and Class 1 Division 2 rated.

18-Ga Galvanized Steel

Panels come pre-punched for easy nut-and-bolt assembly, with multi-ribbed outdoor-rated panels on the exterior sides and top. Various colors available, plus full installation instructions and 3D SolidWorks modeling.

Fiberglass Insulation

Insulation enhances thermal efficiency and climate control, holding temperatures steady and protecting against weather extremes.

Positive-Pressure Air Makeup

Intake fans or heated air makeup units supply filtered intake air, creating positive pressure that keeps contaminants out and ensures clean airflow.

Airflow Configurations

Five Ways to Move Air

The right configuration depends on your finish requirements, your building, and whether you can pour a pit.

Cross Flow

Front Air Flow

Air enters through filters at the front of the booth and flows horizontally over the product, exiting at the rear. A cost-effective option that requires no concrete pit.

Reverse Flow

Rear Intake

Air enters from the rear of the booth and is exhausted near the entry doors. This layout helps keep the front of the booth clean and often incorporates heated air intake.

Modified Down Draft

Semi Down Draft

Air enters from the ceiling near the front and flows diagonally toward the rear exhaust. Offers better airflow than crossflow without the need for a pit.

Side Down Draft

Sidewall Plenums

Air flows from the ceiling down and exits through low sidewall exhaust plenums. Delivers a downdraft effect without requiring floor grating.

Down Draft

Pit Required

Air enters from the ceiling and flows straight down over the product, exiting through the floor. This provides the cleanest finish with minimal overspray contamination.

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Build It Your Way

Available Options

Ductwork and fire suppression in a California Pulse booth

Strict Temperature & Humidity Control: Hold conditions steady year-round for consistent curing, clean finishes, and climate-sensitive coatings.
Seismic & Structural Engineering: Optional seismic and structural engineering is available to address local building codes and site-specific requirements.
Door Configurations: Choose from drive-through, tri-fold, bi-fold, or roll-up doors to fit your space, workflow, and access needs.
Advanced Filtration: Add multi-stage intake and exhaust filtration for cleaner airflow and better finish quality. Drop-down filters are also available for easier maintenance.

Codes & Standards

Designed to Comply

California Pulse products are designed and manufactured to comply with applicable industry codes and standards.

Refer to NFPA 33 and Chapter 24 of the International Fire Code for spray applications involving flammable and combustible materials.
Refer to NFPA 86 and Chapter 30 of the IFC for curing and drying operations.
Most systems carry ETL listings, demonstrating compliance with North American safety standards such as UL, NFPA, and OSHA.
ETL listings certify that ETL has rigorously tested California Pulse products to meet strict safety and performance criteria.

Please note local regulations may vary; California Pulse recommends consulting your local authority having jurisdiction before purchasing paint booths or finishing equipment.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Can an outdoor spray booth perform as well as an indoor spray booth?

Absolutely. A properly engineered outdoor spray booth can deliver the same finish quality, airflow performance, and contamination control as an indoor booth. California Pulse outdoor spray booths are designed with customizable airflow configurations, advanced filtration systems, and optional heating and environmental controls to maintain consistent finishing conditions year-round.

Will an outdoor spray booth help me avoid costly building expansions?

In many cases, yes. One of the biggest advantages of an outdoor spray booth is the ability to expand finishing operations without investing in expensive building additions or sacrificing valuable indoor production space. California Pulse designs custom outdoor booth solutions that help facilities increase throughput while maximizing existing square footage and reducing overall project costs.

Are outdoor spray booths difficult to permit and install?

Permitting can be one of the biggest concerns when purchasing finishing equipment. California Pulse simplifies the process by supplying engineered drawings, airflow and ventilation calculations, basic electrical and power documentation, and available full-system ETL listings to help streamline approvals. Stamped structural and seismic engineering is available as a paid option. Our team works directly with customers throughout the project to reduce delays.

Can an outdoor spray booth withstand harsh weather conditions?

Yes. California Pulse outdoor spray booths are engineered to handle demanding environmental conditions, including high winds, snow loads, seismic requirements, extreme temperatures, and heavy rain. Each system is designed around your location and operational requirements, providing a durable, long-term finishing solution.

Why do manufacturers choose California Pulse for outdoor spray booths?

Manufacturers choose California Pulse because a booth on its own is not enough. They need a reliable finishing system partner. As a U.S.-based manufacturer, California Pulse provides custom-engineered outdoor spray booths, full-system ETL-listed options, compliance-focused designs, and direct technical support throughout the entire project lifecycle.

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