We are thrilled to be working with Esh Construction on one of their latest projects, delivering new affordable homes on site in Middlesbrough. For this development, we supplied and installed TC2 Thermo Timber Clad Cycle Stores, following the success of a similar installation earlier this year on another Esh Construction sites.
The project features two cycle stores, each accommodating up to 16 bicycles. The units are finished with a galvanised frame and thermo timber cladding, equipped with digital combination locks and Sheffield cycle stands for secure and functional storage.
The TC2 Thermo Timber Clad Cycle Shelter is not only practical but also an aesthetically pleasing solution, perfectly complementing any modern development requiring high-quality cycle storage.
The Timber Clad TC2 Cycle Shelter is proudly manufactured in the UK using wood sourced from sustainable forests. This innovative shelter seamlessly combines attractive thermo timber panels with lockable, secure doors, delivering both aesthetic appeal and robust security.
Inside the bike shelter, we incorporated our Sheffield Stands, offering three locking points for securing up to 16 bikes per shelter. These stands are galvanized, ensuring enhanced durability and long-lasting performance, even in demanding environments.
Bespoke Timber-Clad Cycle 24 Space Shelter Installation
Timber-clad cycle shelters and bin stores supplied and installed at Maple Road,
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