Galvanised anthracite steel bicycle parking stand with bicycle symbol, width 34 cm, concrete-in


Description
Specification:
- Product type: Outdoor bicycle parking stand for up to two bicycles
- Material: Steel
- Installation: Concrete-in, with 30 cm embedding section
- Height above ground after installation: 80 cm
- Embedding depth: 30 cm
- Width: 34 cm
- Steel profile: 50 × 50 mm; wall thickness: 2 mm
- Central steel sheet thickness: 2 mm
- Design: Rectangular frame with a bicycle-shaped cut-out
- Finish: Galvanised and anthracite/graphite powder-coated steel
Description:
A welcoming place for every bicycle journey
A well-planned entrance makes room for the way people actually arrive. This galvanised bicycle parking stand gives cyclists a clear place to stop while adding a distinctive bicycle-shaped detail to the surroundings. Its slender, anthracite-coloured frame is easy to integrate into contemporary outdoor spaces, from a family courtyard to the entrance of an office, café or residential building.
A small detail that makes cycling feel welcome
Imagine arriving after a morning ride and finding a dedicated parking point exactly where it is needed. Visitors can recognise the purpose of the stand at a glance thanks to its bicycle cut-out, while the open steel frame offers points around which a suitable bicycle lock can be used. The stand can serve up to two bicycles, depending on their size, positioning and the available clearance.
The design is particularly appealing when you want bicycle parking to look intentional rather than improvised. A single stand can suit a smaller entrance; a coordinated row can help organise parking near a workplace, school, apartment building or public-facing business.
Why this outdoor bicycle stand works
- Clear bicycle identity: the cut-out symbol makes the parking purpose immediately recognisable.
- Understated architectural finish: anthracite/graphite complements brick, concrete, timber and modern metalwork.
- Corrosion protection: galvanising beneath the powder coating is a practical combination for an outdoor steel installation.
- Permanent placement: the concrete-in section is intended for embedding in a suitable foundation rather than surface bolting.
- Flexible parking layout: use one unit for a modest bicycle stop or plan several units with appropriate access space.
Designed to complement the space around it
This steel bike rack sits naturally beside modern architecture, minimalist landscaping and industrial-inspired façades. The graphic bicycle symbol brings a friendly note without requiring bright colours or bulky signage. In shared courtyards or commercial premises, repeated stands can create a consistent visual rhythm while helping distinguish the bicycle parking area from pedestrian routes.
Plan the installation around real everyday use
This is a concrete-in bicycle stand, not a screw-fixed model. Its lower section is intended to be embedded in concrete, so the location and foundation should be planned before installation. Allow room for handlebars, access to the bicycle frame and wheel, and comfortable movement around parked bicycles. A suitable lock is needed to secure each bicycle; the stand itself is not a locking mechanism.
For property owners, designers and businesses creating a more cycle-friendly arrival experience, this outdoor bicycle parking rack combines an immediately understandable symbol, a restrained appearance and a fixed installation approach in one compact design.
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