Omega bicycle rack

Description

The Omega bicycle rack (model 05.029) is a quintessential example of high-quality urban furniture designed to meet the rigorous demands of contemporary public spaces. Characterized by its distinct, rounded geometric form, this bicycle rack provides a reliable and aesthetically refined solution for securing cycles in high-traffic city environments. With a total height of 92 cm and a diameter of 76 cm, the structure offers optimal support for various bicycle frames, ensuring both stability and security. Its compact base width of 20 cm allows for efficient installation in diverse settings, from narrow pavements and plazas to dedicated transit hubs, seamlessly integrating with other elements of street furniture.

Engineered for durability and longevity, the Omega model is available in two robust material specifications: high-grade carbon steel (S235JR) or premium stainless steel (AISI 304). These materials are chosen for their exceptional resistance to environmental stressors, ensuring that the bicycle rack maintains its structural integrity and visual appeal under intensive daily use. Whether placed in corporate parks, residential districts, or historical city centers, the urban furniture piece stands as a testament to functional design, prioritizing user convenience while maintaining a clean, minimalist silhouette that complements modern architectural landscapes.

The installation flexibility of the Omega series enhances its utility across a wide range of infrastructural projects. Clients may choose between an embedded-in-concrete mounting method for maximum permanence, weighing approximately 14 kg, or a bolt-to-foundation installation for greater adaptability, weighing 11 kg. This versatility allows municipal planners and landscape architects to integrate the bicycle racks into existing surfaces with ease. By combining technical precision with practical utility, the Omega 05.029 remains an essential component of professional street furniture collections, facilitating sustainable urban mobility and organized cycle parking in the modern city.