Kaskada Bicycle Rack

Description

The Kaskada Bicycle Rack, model 05.056.2, is a sophisticated solution designed to enhance the utility and aesthetic appeal of contemporary street furniture. Created by designer Tomasz Szpytma, this serial product represents a blend of functional industrial design and robust structural engineering. With a width of 42 cm and a total length of 195 cm, the rack provides a reliable and organized space for securing bicycles in high-traffic urban furniture environments. Standing 88 cm above the ground surface, its vertical architecture is optimized for user convenience and safety, ensuring that bicycles are held securely in an upright position.

Constructed from high-quality steel profiles and steel bars, the Kaskada is engineered for long-term durability in public spaces. Clients may select from two premium construction materials: carbon steel (S235JR), which offers exceptional strength, or stainless steel (AISI 304), which provides superior corrosion resistance and a sleek finish. The bicycle rack is designed for permanent installation, utilizing a secure method of being embedded in concrete. This mounting technique ensures the structure remains stable and resistant to vandalism or weather-related displacement, maintaining the integrity of the urban landscape over many years of intensive use.

Flexibility is a core feature of the Kaskada line, allowing for tailored integration into various urban design projects. The rack is available in several size configurations, accommodating between 3 and 7 bicycles, which allows municipalities and private developers to scale the unit according to specific capacity requirements. With a substantial base weight of 57 kg and an anchoring section height of 148 cm, the product is built to withstand rigorous use in busy public areas. As a key component of modern benches and trash bins systems, the Kaskada Bicycle Rack offers a refined, minimalist appearance that complements diverse architectural styles while promoting sustainable transportation infrastructure.