Outdoor Metallic Bike Rack (Copy)

The production of this bike rack likely involves processes such as cutting and shaping of steel bars, welding them together to form the U-shaped structures, followed by grinding to smooth the metal surfaces. The racks are then galvanized to prevent corrosion, which involves dipping the racks in a molten zinc solution. Finally, a finishing coating might be applied for extra durability and aesthetic appeal before the finished racks are packed for shipping.

Each bike rack can range approximately from 80 cm to 1 meter in height and around 60 cm in width.

The bike rack consists of multiple U-shaped metal bars that are welded together at the base for mounting to the ground.

This product is used for securely parking and locking bicycles in outdoor settings such as parks, schools, residential complexes, and commercial areas.

The bike racks appear to have a silver-ish metallic finish, which suggests a galvanized coating. This coating is used for its anti-corrosive properties, typically with no additional color, aligning with a natural galvanized steel finish, similar to RAL-7038 (Agate Grey).

The common mounting process includes aligning the bike rack on a solid, even surface such as concrete, drilling holes, and securing it with bolts or concrete anchors to ensure stability and resistance to theft.