Design: Francisco Providência - Dimensions: 63,5 x 60 x 86 cm - Material: sheet steel - Finish: painted - Colour: standard cast iron black or optional RAL colours - Fixing: to the paving
Steel bicycle parking module by Larus Design, designed by Francisco Providência, for two bicycles. The triangular arch form in painted sheet steel provides compact parking via the frame, without pressure on wheels or spokes. The smallest configuration in the Triângulo range.
| Brand: Larus Design |
| Material type 1: Steel |
| Finish: Painted |
| Anchorage: on the pavement |
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Not every spot within a neighbourhood or site requires the same parking capacity. At quieter nodes, near a side entrance, along a footpath or at the edge of a courtyard, a small number of spaces is sufficient. The Larus Triângulo 2 modules responds to that need with room for two bicycles in a compact bicycle rack that is chosen deliberately as part of a larger whole.
The steel frame carries an Enamel Forge paint layer that replicates the appearance of wrought iron. Beneath that finish, a metallisation layer shields the material against rust and weathering. At locations with lower bicycle turnover, where visual integration outweighs wear resistance under peak loads, this cycle stand retains its well-kept appearance for years without frequent maintenance.
Francisco Providência designed the Triângulo as a hot-pressed steel profile that repeats in a triangular form. With two modules, that repetition remains legible and creates a clearly marked parking spot at a smaller scale. Bicycles rest by their frame against the arch, leaving rims and spokes free from stress. The strength of this format lies in its combinability: a Triângulo 2 modules can be coupled with a larger 3- or 4-module variant, so the total capacity at each location is precisely matched to the expected demand.
Distributing several smaller elements across a site or route creates a fine-grained network of cycle parking spaces, closer to the destinations they serve. Within the Larus Design range, the Triângulo shares its design language and finish with seating elements and litter bins, ensuring that each parking point forms part of a visually coherent whole.
Place the Triângulo 2 modules at the intended location and mark the fixing holes on the paving through the openings in the base plate. Remove the element and drill through the paving into the underlying concrete foundation.
Apply the chemical anchor in the drilled holes in accordance with the anchor manufacturer's instructions and insert the threaded rods. Once the anchor has fully cured, position the Triângulo over the threaded rods and secure the element by tightening the nuts. Check that each arch is stable. The joints around the fixing points can be sealed with pointing mortar to limit moisture infiltration.
