• Active security: The shape of the structure allows the bike frame to be tied directly, drastically reducing the risk of theft compared to models that only lock the wheel.
• Environmental resistance: The galvanizing and powder coating treatment protects the steel from oxidation, extending the product’s useful life in outdoor environments exposed to rain and humidity.
• Structural stability: The anchoring system via bolts prevents the rack from moving or tipping over, ensuring solid support for every type of bicycle.
• Aesthetic versatility: The micaceous grey finish provides a professional and discreet appearance that integrates harmoniously in both historical contexts and modern architectures.
• Space optimization: The single configuration allows for the creation of modular parking areas, adapting even to narrow sidewalks or residual corners near entrances.

This bicycle rack is suitable for setting up rest areas in corporate contexts and offices, where employees need a secure anchoring point for commuting. The robustness of the structure also makes it ideal for educational institutions, universities, and public parks, where high turnover of use requires resistant and intuitive supports. It is also a functional solution for apartment buildings and commercial spaces that wish to offer an orderly service to their residents or customers, enhancing urban decor and encouraging bicycle use.

The h191_107 rack represents the correct choice when the main objective is to maximize vehicle security without sacrificing ease of installation. It is preferable to "low rack" models in cases where users need to park for long periods, as it allows for securing the frame and not just the front wheel. Its 85 cm vertical structure also serves as a visual guide, clearly delimiting the dedicated parking areas and preventing disorder caused by bicycles leaning against unsuitable poles or fences.

What is the advantage of this model compared to a classic floor rack for the wheel only?

Unlike models that only lock the wheel, this structure allows the anchoring point to be raised, allowing the user to tie the bicycle frame with a chain or a U-lock. This method is much more effective against theft, as it prevents thieves from removing the vehicle simply by dismantling the front wheel.

Is it possible to install the product on non-cemented surfaces such as asphalt or soil?

To ensure maximum stability and safety, fixing via bolts requires a solid and level base, preferably in concrete or stone. On surfaces such as soil or lawn, it is necessary to prepare small concrete plinths corresponding to the fixing holes.

How many bicycles can be secured to a single module?

The product is designed as a single-use module to ensure correct spacing and maximum convenience of use.