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Outdoor 10 Bike Storage Shelter – Heavy Duty Steel Cycle Parking Canopy with Weather Protection
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- Cycle stands included
- 10 year corrosion guarantee
Product details
Create a clean, secure and professional cycle parking area with this 10 Bike Storage Shelter, designed to keep bicycles organised and protected in outdoor environments. Perfect for high-traffic locations, this robust shelter provides a practical solution for managing bike storage while encouraging sustainable travel.
Manufactured from a durable steel structure, this shelter is built to withstand daily use in busy settings such as schools, workplaces and public areas. The open-access front allows for quick and easy parking, while the overhead canopy offers protection from rain and harsh weather conditions.
Designed with both functionality and durability in mind, this cycle shelter helps reduce clutter, improves site organisation and provides users with a reliable place to store their bikes safely.
Key Features
- Accommodates up to 10 bicycles
- Strong steel construction for long-term outdoor use
- Weather-resistant canopy for added protection
- Open-front design for easy access
- Suitable for commercial, public and educational environments
- Helps maintain a tidy and organised outdoor space
- Fixing options available for secure installation
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Capacity | Up to 10 bicycles |
| Shelter Type | Single-sided bike shelter |
| Frame Material | Steel |
| Finish | Galvanised (weather-resistant) |
| Installation Type | Above ground / below ground fix |
| Access | Open front access |
| Use Environment | Outdoor |
| Weather Protection | Yes – overhead canopy |
| Applications | Schools, workplaces, public areas |
| Maintenance | Low maintenance |
Perfect For
- Schools, colleges and universities
- Offices and business parks
- Warehouses and industrial units
- Retail and shopping areas
- Leisure centres and gyms
- Residential developments
- Public buildings and community spaces