For Sanctuary Housing, we were tasked with enhancing the residential experience by addressing the need for secure and convenient bicycle storage. We supplied and installed five bike shelters across multiple locations. Our solution prioritised ease of use and accessibility, ensuring that residents could store their bikes with minimal effort or the requirement to lift the bikes.
Recognising the importance of protection against the elements, we designed each shelter with weather-resistant materials that not only safeguard the bicycles but also blend seamlessly with the surrounding architecture. The transparent panels also provide security to residents.
This project highlights our commitment to delivering tailored, practical solutions that support sustainable transportation and enhance community living.
The Canal Curve Bike Shelter provides a cost effective solution for external covered bike storage.
The combination digital lock and self closing mechanism is convenient and easy to use.
10-space Trinity Timber Clad Cycle Shelter with integrated cycle hoops as part of the shelter.
Bespoke low level bike shelter, with a digital combination lock that is securing 4 Sheffield Bike Stands.
10-space Timber Clad Bike Shelter with integrated cycle hoops as part of the shelter.
2 months ago
Excellent company to deal with, all queries and questions answered promptly. Very happy with the service. Very quick delivery from order, the cycle repair stands were well packed and protected and secured to the pallet for transport. Peter and Joanne were excellent to deal with and hopefully will be dealing with them again to purchase more units.
5 months ago
We received this and it was exactly as described, arrived quickly and securely. The company were a pleasure to deal with and throughout our order made sure we were kept up to date regarding delivery times. An all round great service.
5 months ago
We bought an outdoor tool cycle station and the service from this company was amazing. Friendly staff and a good quality product when it arrived. Thanks