Forte bicycle rack

Description

The Forte bicycle rack (model 05.052), designed by Tomasz Szpytma, represents a sophisticated solution within our extensive range of street furniture. Characterized by a minimalist, geometric aesthetic that defines the Forte line, this product seamlessly integrates into modern urban furniture layouts. It is engineered to provide secure and orderly parking for bicycles in public spaces, parks, and city centers, combining high-quality craftsmanship with functional utility. The robust construction ensures long-term durability, making it an essential element for municipalities and developers looking to promote sustainable transport infrastructure through reliable and aesthetically pleasing bicycle storage.

Engineered for excellence, the bicycle rack is available in two premium material configurations: durable carbon steel (S235JR) or high-grade stainless steel (AISI 304). These material choices ensure resistance against environmental factors and daily wear, maintaining the integrity of the urban furniture over time. With a standard width of 42 cm, a length of 200 cm, and an overall height of 80 cm (extending to 140 cm with the anchoring section), the unit is designed for permanent stability. The installation process requires the unit to be embedded in concrete, guaranteeing a secure foundation that prevents movement and vandalism while offering a clean, streamlined appearance at ground level.

Flexibility in design is a hallmark of the Forte series, allowing for diverse project requirements. Customers can specify the capacity of the bicycle rack by selecting from configurations supporting 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 bicycles, ensuring that the street furniture meets the specific spatial needs of any location. As part of our serial production range, the Forte rack exemplifies the standard of quality associated with ZANO products, bridging the gap between artistic design and industrial practicality. By incorporating such versatile bike racks, planners can effectively manage urban mobility while enhancing the overall visual cohesion of the public realm.