• Scalable modularity: The possibility of adding the octagonal plate allows switching from a single space to an 8-bike station, optimizing space based on turnout.
• Structural resistance: The use of calendered steel sheet ensures high mechanical resistance against impacts and tampering attempts.
• Architectural integration: The petal design and micaceous finish transform a functional element into a furnishing accessory that enhances urban decorum.
• Vehicle stability: The ground fixing system via rawlplugs prevents the rack from moving, ensuring the safety of the parked bicycle.
• Construction precision: Laser shaping eliminates sharp edges and imperfections, reducing the risk of scratches to bike frames or tires.

The h19120 rack is designed for contexts where aesthetics are as important as functionality. It finds its ideal placement in city squares, public parks, and pedestrian areas of architectural prestige. In the private sector, it is the perfect choice for corporate entrances, condominium courtyards, and showrooms that require an orderly and visually coordinated parking point. Thanks to its organic shape, it integrates harmoniously into gardens and cycle tourism routes, meeting the need to provide infrastructure for sustainable mobility without compromising the landscape.

Choosing this model is recommended when seeking a flexible and high-design solution. It is the correct choice for projects that involve a gradual increase in bike spaces, as the corolla structure allows the installation to be expanded without having to replace existing modules. It is superior to standard bike racks in cases where the space requires a reduced vertical footprint and a light visual impact. The micaceous grey finish also guarantees minimal maintenance and long-lasting resistance to atmospheric agents, making it a reliable investment for public bodies and managers of hospitality facilities.

What is the difference between this design model and a traditional rack?

Unlike classic grid racks, this model focuses on the "petal" aesthetic, allowing radial (corolla) installations that favor access from multiple directions and improve the decorum of the surrounding urban space.

Does the product require specific certifications for installation in public spaces?

The bike rack is manufactured according to industrial quality standards with materials suitable for outdoor resistance; ground fixing via rawlplugs meets the stability requirements necessary for permanent urban furniture.

Is it possible to fix the rack on non-asphalted surfaces?

Installation requires a solid surface (concrete, asphalt, or stone) to allow anchoring. For installations on grass or soil, it is necessary to create small concrete plinths at the fixing points.

Is the micaceous grey coating resistant to corrosion?

Yes, the micaceous finish is specific for outdoor use and offers superior protection against humidity and oxidation compared to standard coatings, maintaining its aesthetic appearance over time.