Design: Francisco Providência - Dimensions: 118 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 four bicycles. The largest configuration in the Triângulo range features four triangular arches in a continuous steel profile with Enamel Forge finish. Suited to busy locations such as stations, school campuses and sports facilities.
| Brand: Larus Design |
| Material type 1: Steel |
| Finish: Painted |
| Anchorage: on the pavement |
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At busy cycle parking areas, near campus entrances or beside bus stops, capacity matters as much as appearance. The Larus Triângulo 4 modules is the largest configuration in the Triângulo series, accommodating four bicycles in a single continuous steel silhouette. As a bicycle rack, it stands out through the extended cadence of triangular arches that draws a recognisable line across the pavement or square.
At locations with high bicycle turnover, think of stations, sports complexes or large school campuses, the material must withstand years of daily wear. The steel structure with Enamel Forge finish and underlying metallisation layer provides that resilience. The forged texture of the coating conceals minor usage marks, so this cycle parking stand retains a well-kept appearance even after years of intensive use.
Francisco Providência designed the Triângulo as a continuously hot-pressed profile. With four modules, that continuous character is most pronounced: the rhythmic succession of arches creates a visual anchor point in the public realm. Each bicycle is held by its frame, ensuring stability and preventing damage to wheels. Where greater capacity is required, multiple Triângulo elements can be placed side by side to form longer arrangements that adapt to the available space.
Sufficient and well-designed cycle parking is a basic requirement for any active mobility policy. The Triângulo fits within the material and design vocabulary of Larus Design and can be combined with lighting elements or bollards from the same range, giving the entire edge of a square or cycle route a coherent character.
galvanised steel sheet and painted finish
Position the Triângulo 4 modules at the desired location and mark the fixing holes on the paving using the hole pattern from the technical data sheet. Remove the element and drill through the paving into the underlying concrete foundation.
Apply the chemical anchor in the drilled holes following the anchor manufacturer's instructions and insert the threaded rods. Allow the anchor to cure fully. Then position the Triângulo over the threaded rods and secure the element by tightening the nuts onto the rods. Check the stability of each arch afterwards. The joints around the fixing points can be sealed with a suitable pointing mortar to limit moisture infiltration.
