Using an open air enclosed-booth can present several risks. Firstly, there is a risk of exposure to hazardous materials that may be present in the environment. For example, if chemicals or fumes are present outside the booth, they could enter and cause health problems for anyone inside. Secondly, open air booths can be at risk of wind damage, as strong gusts can knock over equipment or even topple the entire structure. Thirdly, such structures are often not as secure as more permanent enclosures and so may be vulnerable to theft or vandalism. Finally, there is a potential risk of fire from any sparks created by tools being used within the booth. Therefore it is important to take all necessary precautions when using an open air enclosed-booth to ensure safety and security.