Product code: SIENINIS I
A five-space scooter rack designed for wall mounting – scooters stay out of the walkway and can be locked.
In a stairwell, corridor or narrow courtyard, every scooter left on the floor becomes an obstacle. SIENINIS I is designed to be fixed to a wall: five scooters line up in a single row along it, leaving the passage clear. The rack is made from 3 mm galvanised steel sheet, and scooters can be locked to it.
| Type | wall-mounted scooter rack |
| Number of spaces | 5 scooters |
| Length | 1500 mm |
| Material | galvanised steel sheet 3 mm |
| Finish | galvanised |
| Installation | to the wall with nylon anchors |
| Locking | scooters can be locked |
Apartment block stairwells and basements, school corridors, office entrances and other places with little floor space but plenty of wall.
Before ordering, check the wall material – a masonry or concrete wall is needed for fixing. If you are unsure which wall-mounted version (I or II) suits your scooters, ask our advisers.
First consider how many scooters need to be parked and where the rack will stand – outdoors or in a corridor against a wall. Then decide whether scooters will need to be locked and whether any of them will be electric. Based on this, you can choose a freestanding, double-sided, wall-mounted or lockable rack.
Yes, the category includes racks designed for heavier e-scooters and a station with charging sockets. Before buying, check the suitable scooter tube diameter stated in the description and compare it with your scooter. A station with charging sockets will need an electrical connection.
Many of our racks allow the scooter to be locked – this is stated in the product's technical data. Some models have spaces for personal locks. A lockable rack is especially useful at schools and offices, where scooters are left for the whole day.
Freestanding racks are bolted to the paving with anchors, and some can also be set in concrete. Wall-mounted holders are fixed to the wall with anchors and save space in corridors, stairwells or basements. A fixed rack does not fall over and cannot be pushed away.
A single-sided rack is placed along a wall or fence and takes up little space. A double-sided rack is placed in an open area: scooters can be parked on both sides, so more spaces fit in the same area. For a school yard accessible from all sides, a double-sided rack is usually more convenient.
Yes. Low racks, into which children can easily put their scooters themselves, are suitable for kindergartens and primary schools. Some racks have height-adjustable clamps, so they suit scooters of different sizes.
The racks are made of galvanised steel, which is additionally powder-coated, or of stainless steel. Both materials are corrosion-resistant and suitable for outdoor use. On some models, the holding handles are rubber-coated to protect the scooter from scratches.
Yes, we deliver and install throughout Lithuania – contact us on +370 652 32015, info@viskasmiestui.lt. During installation we will fix the rack to the paving or wall, depending on the model.
