Safety first: Please ensure safety before clearing the snow. If the snow is thick or high, it is best for professionals to perform this task, rather than personal operation. Use safety ropes, non-slip shoes and other necessary safety equipment.
Pat and scrape: For light and thin snow, you can gently pat or scrape the snow with a soft brush or broom with a long handle to reduce the weight. Please be careful not to damage the surface of the film.
Don't use sharp tools: Don't use sharp tools, such as shovels or shovels, to scrape the snow directly. These tools may puncture the gas film.
Heating and melting: In the case of ice or thick snow and ice, heating equipment, such as hot air gun or snow melting agent, can be considered to accelerate the melting of snow.
Regular cleaning: It is best to check and clean the film shed regularly to prevent snow. Continuous snowfall may increase the weight and adversely affect the membrane structure.
Don't hit hard: don't use hard objects or hit the film, because it may damage the surface of the film.
Follow the manufacturer's advice: Manufacturers of thin film buildings usually provide specific advice on snow removal. Please follow these suggestions to ensure the safety of the cleaning process.
Check the structure: After clearing the snow, please check the gas membrane structure for potential damage or air leakage. When problems are found, they should be fixed in time.
Cleaning up the snow in the film studio requires care to ensure that the structure and safety of the film building are not threatened. It is best for professionals to perform this task, or follow the manufacturer's recommendations.