Pract Bicycle Rack

Description

The Pract bicycle rack, identified by SKU 05.018, represents a sophisticated solution in the field of urban furniture, meticulously designed by Filip Babiarz. This model is engineered to provide a secure and stable parking space for bicycles in high-traffic public areas, seamlessly integrating into modern infrastructure. With a width of 102 cm, a depth of 11 cm, and a height of 72 cm above the ground surface, the rack is crafted to offer an optimal balance between aesthetic minimalism and practical functionality. Its robust construction ensures longevity and resilience against environmental factors, making it an essential element of contemporary street furniture that prioritizes both order and accessibility for cyclists.

Durability is at the core of the Pract series, which offers two high-quality material configurations: premium carbon steel (S235Jr) or corrosion-resistant stainless steel (AISI 304). These material choices allow for customization based on specific environmental requirements, ensuring that the bicycle rack maintains its structural integrity and visual appeal over years of heavy use. Weighing 22 kg, the unit provides a substantial and reliable anchor point for bikes of various types. The design reflects a commitment to industrial precision, ensuring that the product not only serves its utility as bicycle parking equipment but also enhances the surrounding landscape through its clean, geometric lines.

Installation of the Pract bicycle rack is designed for maximum security and ease of implementation in diverse public spaces. The unit is permanently attached to the foundation using dedicated bolts, providing a firm base that resists vandalism and accidental movement. This secure mounting method is standard for municipal furniture, ensuring that the rack remains a permanent fixture in city centers, parks, and office complexes. By combining architectural excellence with high-performance materials, the Pract line offers a comprehensive solution for urban developers and city planners seeking to improve the quality of bicycle-friendly urban infrastructure through durable and thoughtfully designed metalwork.