ECHO-5 PION bike rack, 5 spaces, 1–12 spaces available

Product code: ECHO-5 PION

A narrow five-space rack with a reinforced 30×60 mm profile base – the number of spaces can be changed from 1 to 12.

  • Number of spaces: 5 (made 1–12)
  • Dimensions: 1980 × 310 × 605 mm
  • Weight: 15 kg (bolt-down), 22 kg (set in concrete)
  • Wheel gap / spacing between bikes: 65 mm / 420 mm
  • Material: galvanised profile 30×30×1.5 mm, 30×60 mm and tubes 18×2 mm
  • Fixing: 8 nylon anchors Ø10×80 mm (included) or set in concrete at a depth of 300 mm
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ECHO-5 PION – narrow but firmly bolted down

In narrow courtyards a rack needs to be as slim as possible, yet no less sturdy. ECHO-5 PION is just 310 mm wide, and the structure is reinforced with a 30×60 mm profile and as many as eight nylon anchors. Bikes are spaced every 420 mm, with the wheel slotting into a 65 mm gap. The number of spaces can be chosen from one to twelve.

Advantages

  • Narrow body – 310 mm wide.
  • Reinforced base – 30×60 mm profile.
  • 8 nylon anchors Ø10×80 mm – firmly bolted to the pavement; can also be set in concrete.
  • Several sizes – from 1 to 12 spaces.

Technical data

Number of spaces5 (made from 1 to 12)
Dimensions1980 × 310 × 605 mm
Wheel gap65 mm
Spacing between bikes420 mm
Profiles30×30×1.5 mm (horizontal) and 30×60 mm (vertical)
Base plate150 × 150 mm
Tubes18×2 mm
Materialgalvanised steel
Weight15 kg (bolt-down), 22 kg (set in concrete)
Fixingbolt-down – 8 nylon anchors Ø10×80 mm with Ø7×80 mm screws (included) – or set in concrete at a depth of 300 mm

Where it fits

Narrow passages between buildings, cycle paths by libraries and offices, company premises where the rack stands along a wall or kerb.

Tip for choosing

ECHO-10 offers twice as many spaces, on both sides. If you need more than five spaces, specify the required number when ordering.

How do I choose a bike rack?

First decide how many bikes need to be parked and where the rack will stand – outdoors on paving or indoors against a wall. Then consider whether it is important to lock the bike frame: U-shaped hoops are best for this. Finally, choose the material and colour to suit the surroundings.

How many bike spaces do I need?

Calculate based on peak season, when there are the most bikes, and leave some spare capacity. Some racks are made with different numbers of spaces or are modular, so spaces can be added later. Double-sided racks allow bikes to be parked on both sides and save space.

How is a bike rack fixed?

Most racks are bolted into firm paving with anchors, and some models can be set in concrete. Wall-mounted holders are fixed to the wall with anchors. For many models, anchors are included – this is stated in the product's technical data.

Are there racks for wide tyres and e-bikes?

Yes. In this category you will find racks and wall-mounted holders designed for wider tyres and heavier bikes, as well as an e-bike station with a charging socket. The permitted tyre width or wheel gap for each model is stated in the product description. Compare it with your bike's tyres before buying.

Galvanised or stainless steel – which should I choose?

Hot-dip galvanised and powder-coated steel is corrosion-resistant and lets you choose a colour. Stainless steel is unpainted, keeps its shiny look for a long time and suits prestigious locations. Both options are suitable for year-round outdoor use.

How do I protect a bike from theft and scratches?

It is safest to lock the bike by the frame, not just the wheel – U-shaped hoops and similar racks are designed for this. Models with protective rubber keep the bike's paintwork free of scratches. Place the rack in a clearly visible and well-lit location.

When should I choose a wall-mounted bike holder?

Wall-mounted holders come in handy in bike rooms, garages and basements, where floor space is limited. A bike hung vertically takes up less space, and swivelling holders allow bikes to be placed closer together. Note the minimum room height stated in the description.

Do you deliver and install bike racks?

Yes, we deliver and install throughout Lithuania – contact us on +370 652 32015, info@viskasmiestui.lt. When planning a larger bike parking area, the installation diagram in the “Technical information” section is also helpful.

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