Waddesdon Manor is managed by the Rothschild Foundation, which operates as a charitable trust on behalf of the National Trust. We engaged in discussions with the Rothschild Foundation to explore secure cycle storage solutions for their team, while ensuring the design aligned with the surrounding architecture and country aesthetics. The final design features a fully galvanised and powder-coated steel frame, complemented by painted timber hit-and-miss slats. Additionally, we incorporated galvanised integral Sheffield stands for the cycle racks, equipped with swing gates and padlocks for secure access control. Three of these stores have been successfully installed across the 6,000-acre estate.
The Trinity Timber Clad Cycle Shelter can be customised to your needs.
Available in both hardwood and softwood timbers, with a galvanised steel frame with options for powder coated steel and painted timbers to a RAL colour of your choice.
Sheffield Cycle Stand available options – overground / underground fixed
Premium stand galvanised steel construction
Underground fixing – required to be concreted into the ground
Overground fixing – required to be bolted to concrete base
Enables both bike frame and wheels to be locked (3 points for locking)
Timber Clad Two-Tier Cycle Shelter Installation
Bespoke Design Based On Our Merton Mesh Bike Shelter, Complete With Double-Sided Combination Locks & Semi-Vertical Bike Racks
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