Bike Sheds, Bicycle Storage & Cycle Shelters

Our range of bike sheds and bike lockers are the ideal choice to provide secure storage in public areas such as hospitals, schools, train stations, universities and the workplace. With the ever increasing ‘bike to work’ schemes and health initiatives being rolled out throughout the UK, companies & schools are now being asked to provide secure cycle parking / storage facilities on site. To enable the customer to provide the appropriate secure storage, we offer a range of bicycle lockers, cycle sheds, bike racks and cycle compounds to suit all environments.

Bicycle Storage Lockers

Simple and easy to use the Bike Locker provides secure, weather proof storage for bicycles. Manufactured from galvanized steel with sturdy 3 point locking doors the Bike Locker is fitted with an anti-gemmy cover plate for additional security. Read more about our Bicycle Storage Lockers

Cycle Shelters & Compounds

Cycle shelters & Compounds are the perfect solution for storing large numbers of bicycles in a secure, protected area. Widely used in public areas, we offer a various types of bike shelters to suit your location and user needs. Read more about our Cycle Shelters

Economy Bike Lockers

As an alternative choice to our Bicycle Storage Locker, this Economy Cycle Locker also enables the vertical storage of a bicycle. Providing secure, easy to use storage for all types of bicycle. Read more about our Economy Bike Lockers

Cycle Racks

Simple yet effective, our Cycle Racks enable users to secure their bikes with a lock or chain. We offer a range of different styles that can be bolted or embedded into concrete. Read more about our Cycle Racks

Can't find the bicycle storage you're looking for?

we know that from time to time a user's particular needs can only be met by a specially designed product. In these circumstances, our technical team will be delighted to discuss how our standard design might be adapted to suit the specific requirements of a particular application. This might include how to accommodate existing features or equipment safely, or changing dimensions, colours and material specifications from those we use as standard.