• Self-supporting stability: The high mass of the concrete (up to 136 kg) prevents accidental movement or theft of the rack itself without the need for invasive fixings.
• Corrosion resistance: The absence of exposed metal components (except for the protected internal reinforcement) eliminates the risk of rust in saline or rainy environments.
• Active safety: The integrated attachment allows the user to secure the bike frame directly to the monobloc, reducing the risk of theft.
• Zero maintenance: The washed grit finish masks dirt and resists impacts, maintaining the aesthetic appearance unchanged over time.
• Aesthetic versatility: The different marble colors allow the bike rack to be coordinated with the flooring or other existing furniture elements.

The h19138 bike rack finds its ideal placement in high-traffic open spaces where robustness is a primary requirement. It is particularly suitable for outdoor residential areas, corporate parking lots, and urban pedestrian zones. Thanks to the resistance of the concrete conglomerate, it is the preferred choice for public parks and seafronts, contexts where constant exposure to atmospheric agents and the risk of vandalism require inert and heavy materials. The modular configuration also allows for the creation of orderly stalls in railway stations or university hubs.

Choosing this model means opting for a long-term investment that eliminates restoration costs. It is the correct solution when the project requires an element that does not need holes in the floor, thanks to its self-supporting nature. It represents the ideal choice for contexts of architectural prestige where metal would look too modern or industrial; the marble grit confers a natural texture that enhances the surrounding environment. It is recommended for those looking for a ready-to-use product, eliminating assembly time and costs on site.

What is the main difference between the single-seater and the double-seater version in terms of dimensions?

The double-seater version exactly doubles the width of the monobloc, going from 450 mm to 900 mm, while maintaining the depth and height unchanged to ensure visual consistency in case of mixed installations.

Does the bike rack require chemical or mechanical fixing to the ground?

Thanks to its significant weight (76 kg or 136 kg), the bike rack can simply be placed on a flat surface; however, the shape of the monobloc still allows for stable positioning on screeds or load-bearing floors.

What materials are used in production?

The product is made with high-resistance concrete certified R42.5 and steel reinforcement, following standard protocols for concrete products intended for urban furniture and public use.