Bike shelter

Built a client a bike shelter. They were surprised by the simple design, but found it to be quite workable. The structure is very light so doesn't put any strain on the fence that I could see. I used 2 x 3's. Borrowed the idea from DIY friends. I did the same thing at home so had a picture to show client already, but this one is bigger since there's more space between gate and fence. They have four bikes to fit here so should be enough room.

Setter Shelters manufactured Douglas fir cycle shelters in standard or bespoke designs. The timber is pressure-treated to make it extremely durable, with low maintenance requirements. Cycle shelters are available with curved or flat roofs in a choice of coverings including reclaimed clay pan tiles, wooden shingles, felt shingles or UV-protective

Do you have out of place bins that could do with a home? Are your bikes screaming out for some shelter in those winter nights? Look no further, we have you covered!

An assignment for James Wyman Architects to document their design for a Corten steel and glass bicycle shelter at the Old Parsonage Hotel, Oxford. The overlapping diamond glazing was inspired by th…

No self-respecting boy would leave his bicycle outdoors, exposed to the weather like a neglected piece of farm machinery, because it would not be long before it would look like a "bum old bike," and he would be ashamed to be seen riding it; also, because he knows that it would require a complete overhauling and thorough lubrication to put it back into good running order

The FalcoZan range is a neat and simple design of open cycle shelter, ideal for any application. Available in both single and double sided versions, the FalcoZan is a vandal resistant steel cycle shelter with optional side cladding in hardwood slats, corr

Rise Design Studio has added a glazed extension to the rear of a London house, creating a light-filled kitchen and dining room that opens up to the garden