This is a carbon neutral product.

Slim Hoop

The Slim hoop is a discreet outdoor addition that offers secure bicycle support. Ideal for areas requiring space-efficiency.

Not exactly what you need? Call 1300 027 799 or make an online enquiry for a tailored solution.

The Slim hoop is a discreet outdoor addition that offers secure bicycle support. Ideal for areas requiring space-efficiency.

Not exactly what you need? Call 1300 027 799 or make an online enquiry for a tailored solution.

multifunctional

A bollard and bike stand in one.

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at a glance

    • Contemporary: Yes
    • Maintenance Level: Easy – Medium

Spare parts are readily available.

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specifications

MCODE
BST02

DIMENSION (mm)
270L x 120W x 850H 
10 5/8" L x 4 3/4" W x 33 7/16" H

MOUNTING
• Surface Fixed
• Subsurface Fixed
• Core Drilled (300mm below ground)
• Tailored

PIPE
• Stainless 304 No.4 Finish (brushed)
• Stainless 316 No.4 Finish (brushed)
• Mild Steel Zinc Phosphate
• Mild Steel Hot Dipped Galvanised
• Mild Steel Zinc Phosphate Powder Coated
  (see colour chart)
• Tailored

Some options incur additional fees and lead time.
For a tailored solution please contact a sales representative.

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Robina Hospital

Wide Bollards, Frame Bin Enclosures and Slim Hoop bicycle parking are installed in the carpark of Robina Hospital. A Precious Silver finish is applied to all products. Custom tree grates also protect the trees on site.

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Healthy Street, Meadowbrook

A Healthy Street installation by Logan City Council celebrates community health and wellbeing, and connects pedestrians and cyclists to a nearby hospital, shopping centre and proposed new health precinct in the Brisbane suburb of Meadowbrook in Queensland. The Loganlea Road project is the first capital works completed through Council’s $5 million Meadowbrook Implementation Fund. The Queensland state government also contributed $2.4 million from the Unite and Recover Fund. The installation includes a wide shared pathway for pedestrians and cyclists, with frequent seating offering many opportunities to rest, trees for shade, bicycle parking stands, litter bins to keep the street tidy and public art designed by local community artists. “Streetscape enhancements including pedestrian, cycle and public transport infrastructure as well as safer pedestrian connectivity were core to the project’s vision,” said …

  • 14 mar 2022
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