Cycle Compounds
The standard Maxi Cycle Compound has four access points (see configurations section). Single Module 4m long by 12m wide with capacity for 40 cycles. With Locking gates, Clear End Panels and Walkway Cover.
The picture shows an 80-cycle Secure Covered Maxi Cycle Compound. Shelter Solutions completed all the installation works, including the 12.5m by 8.5m concrete base, during the school holidays to minimise disruption to the pupils.
This 80-cycle capacity Maxi Cycle Compound was chosen specifically for its design by the pupils of Wentworth High School in Manchester. Maxi compounds can economically store multiples of 40-cycles. This compound has the added features of locking gates and a covered walkway between the rows of cycles. These features create a truly secure cycle shelter with a fully enclosed roof.
You can have your Cycle Shelter compound in any layout you wish; working with our in house design team, this free service will provide 3D drawings for your requested layout, and as we manufacture, deliver and even install it for you, we know you can’t get one cheaper.
Here are just two further examples of the drawings and styles available to you at prices that you
will find unbeatable.
These larger bike sheds can be fitted with gates to make your Cycle Shelter compound into a Secure Cycle Shelter; for smaller versions of this see our range of Secure Cycle Shelters.
The standard Mini Cycle Compound represents a neat compact solution to cycle storage. Available in multiples of 20-cycles. Single Module 4m long by 6m wide with capacity for 20 cycles. Optional Solid plastisol roof, Clear End Panels, Lockable gates and Walkway cover.
Picture shows Secure Covered Mini Compound for 20-cycles, with hinged lockable gates to both ends of the shelter to allow through passage for cyclists.
Steelwork is finished in Heritage Green colour Powder Coating.
The two pictures below of Mini Cycle Compounds emphasise how the choice of colour in conjunction with the clear roofing material can help the shelter blend into its environment.
