Bike storage locker
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Project • By Banker Wire • Offices
58 Mosley St
The recent transformation of 58 Mosley Street in Manchester showcases a thoughtful blend of contemporary design and functional detailing, with Banker woven wire mesh playing a pivotal role throughout the interior and amenity spaces. Designed to support a modern workplace experience, the renovation elevates everyday movement and interaction through the strategic use of texture, transparency, and durable materials. The LPZ-71 woven wire mesh serves as a recurring design element, contributing visual refinement throughout the building.
Banker Wire
Banker Wire
The staircase serves as the defining focal point, drawing attention with its bold use of black powder coated woven wire mesh. The railing system showcases the material as both a... More
Product • By Metra | Smart Locker System • Metra Smart Rental Lockers
Metra Smart Rental Lockers
Maintenance-free and sustainable smart locking system for modern and user-friendly rental lockers. Self-service rental locker solution supports modern payment solutions like Apple and Samsung pay. POS locker reservation available (upfront reservation). Fully customisable and integrable with third-party access, fiscal and other systems (via API). More
Product • By Reliance Foundry • Bike Lockers
Bike Lockers
Reliance Foundry’s bike lockers are composed of post-consumer, recycled plastic and offer the optimal level security for bicycles. They feature functional designs that can be used in all settings and their interiors are spacious enough to protect additional cycling equipment like panniers, lights and back packs. Reliance Foundry’s bike lockers can be surface-mounted on existing concrete surfaces and they are exceptionally easy to maintain. In typical North American environments, their service lives will exceed twenty years. Reliance Foundry’s bike lockers are an eco-friendly storage option that provides optimal protection from both the elements and thieves and vandals. They are commonly used to provide cyclists with &ldquo... More