Design: Francisco Providência - Dimensions: 91 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 three bicycles. The triangular arch in sheet steel with Enamel Forge finish and metallisation layer resists corrosion in urban and coastal environments. Bicycles are secured by the frame, without pressure on wheels or spokes.
| Brand: Larus Design |
| Material type 1: Steel |
| Finish: Painted |
| Anchorage: on the pavement |
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Where cyclists and pedestrians share the same space, the choice of bicycle rack contributes to both legibility and ease of use. The Larus Triângulo 3 modules accommodates three bicycles and suits a range of settings, from school entrances and office forecourts to waterfront promenades. Its triangular steel arches create a recognisable graphic motif that brings order without visual dominance.
The solid steel structure is finished in Enamel Forge, giving it a textured, wrought-iron appearance. Beneath this coating, a metallisation layer shields the material against corrosion, even in humid or saline environments. This makes the cycle parking stand equally suited to inner-city locations and coastal zones, requiring minimal maintenance throughout its lifespan.
Designed by Francisco Providência, the Triângulo consists of a continuously hot-pressed steel profile that flows into a triangular arch. Bicycles rest against the arch via their frame, providing stable parking without pressure on rims or spokes. Three modules form a compact row with sufficient capacity for small groups of users while occupying limited floor space.
A well-placed bicycle rack lowers the threshold for choosing to cycle. The Triângulo shares its design language and material finish with the wider Larus Design range, allowing designers to combine it with seating elements or litter bins from the same product family for a visually unified public space.
galvanised steel sheet and painted finish
The Triângulo 3 modules is anchored through the paving into the underlying concrete foundation using a chemical anchor. Mark the drilling positions in advance, following the hole pattern in the technical data sheet, and verify that no services or cables are present along the drilling path.
Drill through the paving into the foundation and apply the chemical anchor in accordance with the anchor manufacturer's specifications. Insert the threaded rods and position the Triângulo in the desired orientation. Once cured, check stability by applying light pressure to the arches. The joints around the fixing points can be sealed with a suitable pointing mortar to limit water infiltration.
