The Kangu bike pump, identified by SKU 18.104, is a professional-grade component of the ZANO bicycle zone product line, meticulously designed by Iwona Żaczek to enhance urban infrastructure. This compact and robust unit is specifically engineered to provide cyclists with a reliable maintenance solution within public spaces, parks, and transit hubs. Measuring 26 cm in width, 68 cm in height, and 31 cm in depth, the pump offers a space-efficient design that integrates seamlessly into any environment without obstructing pedestrian traffic. With a total weight of 15 kg, the unit provides a sturdy and stable presence, reflecting its durability and long-term functional value as an essential element of modern street furniture.
Quality and longevity are at the core of the Kangu series' construction. Clients may select between high-grade carbon steel (S235JR) or premium stainless steel (AISI 304), ensuring that the station can withstand diverse weather conditions and intensive daily use. The installation process is straightforward, requiring the unit to be securely attached by bolts to a solid foundation, which guarantees stability and resistance to vandalism. These urban furniture components are built to meet the rigorous demands of public utility, providing a consistent service point for commuters and cycling enthusiasts alike, thereby encouraging sustainable transport in urban environments.
Customization options allow the Kangu bike pump to align with specific branding or visual requirements of municipalities and private developers. The product can be personalized through various logo application techniques, including precise etching in stainless steel, mechanical cutting in carbon steel, or high-durability stickers. As a key piece of bicycle repair stations, this pump complements other ZANO benches and trash bins, facilitating a cohesive design language across the public realm. By prioritizing both material excellence and practical usability, the Kangu bike pump stands as a testament to functional design in contemporary city planning and the development of comprehensive cycling-friendly infrastructure.