Description Bicycle stand Province brushed stainless steel, one-sided, 6 bicycles, PROCITY: Metal - Rust Corten Effect, on base plates.
PROCITY Province Bicycle Rack in Brushed Stainless Steel, Single-Sided, 6 Bicycles: Metal - Corten Rust Effect, for Base Plate Mounting
Product Advantages:
- Color: Corten Rust Effect
- Structure: 6 spaces – single-sided
- Modularity: 3 or 6 parking spaces
- Dimensions: 1320 mm (3 spaces), 2457 mm (6 spaces)
- Material: Steel, posts ø 76 mm, front wheel holders ø 22 mm
Product Description:
The **Province bicycle rack** in brushed stainless steel is a functional, elegant, and expandable solution, ideal for modern environments. With space for 6 bicycles, this rack is made from high-quality brushed stainless steel and features a striking **Corten rust effect** finish. This industrial-chic design seamlessly integrates into contemporary and architecturally sophisticated settings. The durable and robust structure is perfect for public spaces or commercial locations. Its single-sided configuration ensures bicycles are parked neatly and in an organized manner.
INCAPCORP is proud to be an official distributor of PROCITY, offering the Province bicycle rack in this unique finish.
Technical Specifications:
- Total Height: 465 mm
- Height Above Ground: 465 mm
- Total Width: 2457 mm
- Total Depth: 374 mm
- Material: Steel
- Finish: Galvanized and coated
- Color: Corten Rust Effect
- Mounting Type: ON BASE PLATES
- Number of Parking Spaces: 6 Bicycles
- Tire Width: 50 mm
- Weight: 26 kg
- Lead Time (Production time in business days): 20
Areas of Application:
This bicycle rack is an excellent solution for providing an organized and secure place to store bikes. Its single-sided configuration makes it perfect for installation along walls or sidewalks, optimizing space. It is ideal for residential areas, businesses, schools, universities, and public spaces like parks and shopping centers. The base plate mounting ensures it can be installed quickly and securely on paved surfaces like concrete or asphalt.
Installation Guide:
Professional Installation
For a secure and permanent installation on a hard surface, professional mounting is highly recommended. A professional installer will follow these steps:
- Site Preparation: The installer will determine the precise location and mark the drilling points on the surface.
- Drilling and Anchoring: The installer will drill holes in the marked spots and securely fasten the rack's base plates to the ground using suitable anchor bolts (not included).
- Assembly: The bicycle rack will be assembled and the front wheel holders will be attached to the main frame, ensuring all components are properly tightened.
- Final Check: A final inspection will be conducted to ensure the rack is securely fastened and stable.
Simple and Safe DIY Installation
A safe DIY installation is possible if you have the right tools. Please note that anchor bolts for mounting are not included.
- Prepare the Area: Choose a suitable location on a solid, level surface. Mark the spots for the mounting holes using the base plates as a guide.
- Drill Holes: Using a hammer drill and a masonry bit, drill holes at the marked locations. Ensure the holes are deep enough for the anchor bolts.
- Mount the Rack: Position the rack over the holes. Insert the anchor bolts and tighten them securely with a wrench.
- Verify Stability: Once all bolts are tightened, give the rack a firm push to ensure it doesn't wobble. A secure installation is crucial for durability and safety.
Payment and Delivery: We offer flexible payment methods including **credit card, PayPal, Klarna installment payments, and on-account payment** for verified business customers. Receive a **3% discount** for prepayment via invoice. Additional discounts are available for bulk orders. Delivery is handled by reliable carriers such as DPD, GLS, and Raben, ensuring your order arrives directly at your door with favorable terms for bulky products. We ship quickly and reliably across Germany and the EU, including major cities like Berlin, Munich, Hamburg, Vienna, Zurich, Vaduz, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Brussels, Paris, and London.