Bicycle racks
An overview of projects, products and exclusive articles about bicycle racks
Product • By S+Bikes • S+Stand
S+Stand
S+Stand draws inspiration from the art of origami and employs ingenious metal bending and clever geometry to achieve a super strong structure, yet flexible and lightweight. The well dimensioned shapes, just the right footprint and solid construction hold the bike perfectly steady. More
Product • By Landscape Forms • Loop Bike Rack
Loop Bike Rack
The Loop bike rack is a simple, sweeping circle with a twist. Both functional and sculptural, it is a welcome new addition to the 35 Collection of integrated site elements created with frog design to encourage social activity in outdoor space. Cyclists can loop and lock one or two bikes around its shape-shifting cast aluminum ribbon frame. Like all products in the 35 Collection, it is finished with Landscape Forms proprietary Pangard® Powdercoat in colors from the company’s Designer Palette. More
Product • By Reliance Foundry • R-8904 Stainless Steel Bike Bollard
R-8904 Stainless Steel Bike Bollard
Reliance Foundry's R-8904 Stainless Steel Bicycle Bollard offers a great visual barriers while also providing secure bike parking. Secure two bicycles on the bollard arms, or use the arms to assist in removal of the bollard. The R-8904 bike bollard is made from high-quality 316 grade stainless steel and offers high resistance to corrosion and wear. Select from a range of mounting options. More
Product • By VICTOR STANLEY • BRHS-101
BRHS-101
Circular horseshoe bike rack constructed of 2.375 in (60 mm) OD tubular steel pipe.
CAPACITY2 bikes.
STANDARDAll fabricated metal components are steel shotblasted, etched, phosphatized, preheated and electrostatically powder-coated with TGIC polyester powder coatings.
OPTIONPowder coat over galvanized finish. Surface mount. In-ground mount. More
Project • By GROUP A • Transports
Harderwijk Railway Station
The entire area around the Harderwijk railway station has been overhauled to prepare for the new Randstadspoor metropolitan railway network, which will be integrated in the future. The former single-floor intersection between traces and main traffic structure has been replaced by a new tunnel at a new location. This tunnel connects motorists, cyclists and pedestrians to the various sections of the town, as well as providing access to the railway platforms. The square in front of the railway station links all station-related uses and services and serve to regulate pedestrian traffic. The centre of the square features a staircase, designed in warm and attractive natural stone, further enhances its aesthetic appeal. The wide and low stairs, of... More