Galvanised anthracite steel bicycle parking stand, 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
- Design: Minimalist rectangular frame without a decorative symbol
- Finish: Galvanised steel with anthracite/graphite powder coating
Description:
Make room for cycling with a minimalist bike stand
A thoughtful entrance does not need complicated details. This galvanised bicycle parking stand creates a dedicated place for bicycles while keeping the surrounding architecture in focus. Its clean rectangular silhouette and understated anthracite finish suit spaces where every element should feel deliberate, from a private driveway to the forecourt of an apartment building or a small business.
The appeal is in the balance: a compact outdoor bike rack that has a clear everyday purpose without drawing attention away from the building, planting or paving around it. Instead of leaving bicycles against walls or railings, you can plan a recognisable parking point as part of the outdoor layout.
A practical welcome for cyclists
Picture arriving home after an afternoon ride, or welcoming customers who prefer to travel by bicycle. A designated stand makes the parking area easier to understand and helps create a more organised arrival experience. The open steel frame provides a place to pass a suitable bicycle lock around the frame and wheel. Depending on bicycle dimensions, positioning and available clearance, the stand can accommodate up to two bicycles.
Reasons to choose this concrete-in bicycle stand
- Clean, versatile appearance: the simple rectangular shape works with contemporary, industrial-inspired and restrained traditional exteriors.
- Space-conscious layout: its narrow form is useful when planning parking along entrances, courtyards and paths, provided sufficient space is left for bicycles and pedestrians.
- Outdoor-oriented finish: galvanising combined with powder coating provides a protective finish for the steel construction.
- Defined installation method: the lower section is intended to be set into a suitable concrete foundation.
- Scalable parking arrangement: use a single stand for a small property or repeat the design to establish a coordinated bicycle parking area.
Designed for entrances, courtyards and shared spaces
The anthracite/graphite colour pairs naturally with concrete, brick, timber and dark metal details. Near an office entrance, a row of matching steel bicycle stands can contribute to a consistent streetscape. At home, one discreet stand can give cycling equipment a considered place within the landscape. For cafés, accommodation and residential developments, it offers a straightforward way to include bicycle parking in the site plan.
Its restrained design is particularly useful where decorative cut-outs or prominent signage would feel out of place. The stand communicates its purpose through its familiar frame shape rather than added ornament.
Plan the position before installation
This is a concrete-in bike stand, not a surface-mounted model. Choose a location with a suitable foundation and enough clearance to position bicycles, operate locks and move past parked cycles. Consider the circulation space around doors, footpaths and vehicle access when planning several stands. Each bicycle should be secured with an appropriate lock; the stand itself does not include a locking mechanism.
For anyone creating an outdoor space that feels orderly and welcoming to cyclists, this minimalist bicycle parking rack brings together a subtle architectural look, a clear parking function and a fixed installation approach.
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