Decora Bicycle Rack

Description

The Decora Bicycle Rack (05.050) is a quintessential example of modern street furniture, meticulously designed by Tomasz Szpytma to harmonize functionality with aesthetic elegance. As part of the prestigious Decora product line, this bicycle rack is engineered for high-traffic public spaces, offering a secure and organized solution for bicycle parking. The construction utilizes a robust combination of high-quality carbon steel (S235Jr), durable iron castings, steel tubes, and closed profiles, ensuring exceptional longevity and resistance to intensive daily use. Its sophisticated design profile makes it an ideal addition to contemporary urban furniture arrangements, seamlessly blending into city centers, park environments, and modern commercial developments.

Engineered for versatility, the Decora Bicycle Rack is available in various configurations, accommodating 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 bicycle slots to suit the specific density requirements of any location. With a width of 30 cm and a length of 220 cm, the unit provides a stable footprint while maintaining a streamlined appearance. The height stands at 62 cm above the ground surface, with an total height of 140 cm when accounting for the anchoring section. For maximum stability and security, the rack is installed by being embedded directly into concrete, ensuring a permanent and theft-resistant installation that adheres to the highest standards of urban infrastructure.

The aesthetic appeal of the Decora line is characterized by its refined use of metalwork and clean, geometric lines. The use of round bars in the structural design provides a balanced visual rhythm, reinforcing the bicycle parking area's professional appearance while maintaining durability. By choosing the Decora Bicycle Rack, planners and architects invest in reliable public furniture that supports sustainable transport initiatives. This product reflects the commitment of ZANO to delivering premium metal street furniture that combines industrial strength with a refined design language, perfectly suited for the demands of modern urban planning and public realm design.