About this asset

This industrial-style grey metal bike rack is a Revit family featuring a robust tubular frame designed for secure bicycle storage. Constructed from heavy-duty tubular steel, this bike rack features an elongated, minimalist design with two vertical oval end frames connected by a central horizontal support bar. A series of circular loops are welded along the upper horizontal rail to provide individual parking slots for multiple bicycles. The entire assembly is supported by two small, circular base plates intended for ground mounting. The clean lines and monochromatic grey finish ensure a neutral aesthetic suitable for a wide range of external environments, from urban sidewalks to modern office building entryways and public plazas.

The download is a 399 KB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

In Revit, this family is typically placed as a face-based or floor-hosted element within your site plan or exterior model. Users can easily adjust the instance parameters to align with site topography or paving patterns. Material parameters are included, allowing for the application of specific finishes or custom powder-coat colours to match the broader project palette. Ensure the insertion point is set to the base plates for accurate positioning on finished ground levels or concrete slabs within the project environment.

This bicycle rack is suitable for use in commercial, educational, and residential developments where secure outdoor storage is required. It pairs effectively with other site furniture such as bollards, benches, and waste receptacles. Architects and landscape designers would search for this in the context of bicycle parking, site infrastructure, and urban planning. It is an essential asset for projects seeking to encourage sustainable transport by providing dedicated, accessible, and durable parking solutions at building perimeters and transit hubs.