Bike Storage and Shelters

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An enclosed bike shelter for 30 bikes with an attached 2.1 m smoking area under one arched roof.Dime..
An enclosed bike shelter for 15 bikes with a separate smoking area of the same size.Dimensions: 1260..
An open shelter that protects bikes from rain and snow without darkening the yard – the roof is made..
A long shelter for a medium-sized bike parking area – the frame material can be chosen to suit your ..
The largest shelter in this range, with a heavy-duty 60 × 60 × 3 mm frame – designed for places wher..
A shelter with side walls that keep out slanting rain and wind – choose polycarbonate or toughened g..
A station from French manufacturer Mottez where an e-bike is locked up while its battery is left in ..
Bike Storage and Shelters

Shelter or storage – when bikes need a roof

A bike left out in rain and snow rusts faster, and in an open spot it is easier to steal. Bike shelters and storage units solve both problems: the roof protects against precipitation, while enclosed storage units and lockable structures keep out unauthorised people.

What you will find in this category

  • Open shelters – a roof with integrated bike racks, 15–20-space models for schools, businesses and public spaces.
  • Shelters with side panels – extra protection from wind and driving rain.
  • Lockable storage units – enclosed units for one or several bikes, suitable for apartment blocks and stations.

Planning tip

Estimate how many bikes will need to be stored at peak season and leave room for expansion. Place the shelter close to the entrance, in a clearly visible and well-lit spot. If a roof is not needed, bike racks and holders are a more economical solution.

How many spaces does my bike shelter need?

Estimate how many bikes gather at peak season and leave room for expansion. Our shelters come in different sizes – from a few spaces for a courtyard to large structures for schools and businesses. The space options available for each model are stated in the product description.

Polycarbonate or toughened glass – what's the difference?

Polycarbonate is lighter, lets daylight through and is impact-resistant. Toughened glass looks more prestigious, stays transparent for longer and goes well with glass façades. You will find which covering is available for a particular model in its technical data.

What base does a shelter need?

Shelters are fixed with anchors into firm paving, and some can also be set in concrete. So plan a level concrete or paving block surface in advance. Also think about where water from the roof will drain, so that it does not collect at the entrance.

What are side panels for?

In an open location, rain and snow often fall at an angle, so a roof alone is not enough. Side panels block wind, driving rain and snowdrifts, and the bikes stay dry. It is worth facing the panels towards the prevailing wind.

Is a separate bike rack needed under the shelter?

This depends on the model and its configuration. So that bikes can not only be parked under a roof but also securely locked, it is worth installing a bike rack under the shelter. Check which racks will suit a particular shelter when ordering.

What materials is the shelter frame made of?

The frame is made of hot-dip galvanised steel profile, which can additionally be powder-coated, or of stainless steel. A galvanised frame is a practical and durable choice, while stainless steel suits prestigious locations. The available options vary by model.

How should I care for a bike shelter?

Regularly clear leaves and branches from the roof, and snow after heavy snowfall. Wash polycarbonate or glass with water and a mild detergent; do not use abrasive products that may scratch the surface. Inspect the fixing anchors once a season.

Do you deliver and install shelters?

Yes, we deliver and install throughout Lithuania – contact us on +370 652 32015, info@viskasmiestui.lt. Before installation we will discuss the base and the location of the shelter.

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