Turvec Cubic Mesh Bike Store - Open Front

The Turvec Cubic Open Fronted Mesh Bike Shelter provides a practical and robust solution for cycle parking where ease of access and visibility are prioritised over controlled entry.
Constructed using Turvec’s proven Cubic modular steel framework, the shelter features mesh cladding to the rear and side elevations, creating a defined parking structure while maintaining airflow and passive surveillance. The open front allows cyclists to enter and exit freely, making the shelter well suited to public realm, workplace and residential schemes with high daily usage.

Manufactured from a galvanised steel frame and steel mesh panels, the shelter is designed for long‑term outdoor use with minimal maintenance. The modular system allows shelters to be extended in length, increased in height or configured to suit varying capacities and layouts.

The Cubic Open Fronted Mesh Bike Shelter is compatible with single‑tier and two‑tier cycle racks and is manufactured to EN 1090 standards with CE marking, ensuring structural compliance for commercial and public sector projects. Optional features such as powder‑coated finishes, green sedum roofs and lighting can be added to meet site‑specific requirements.

What is the benefit of an open fronted mesh bike shelter?

An open fronted design allows quick, unrestricted access while still providing shelter and structure. It also improves visibility and passive surveillance in public or high‑footfall areas.

How does this differ from an enclosed mesh bike store?

The open fronted shelter does not include gates or a fully enclosed perimeter, making it more suitable for locations where controlled access is not required.

Can the shelter be extended in the future?

Yes. The Cubic system is modular, allowing additional bays to be added if cycle parking demand increases.

Is the shelter suitable for two‑tier racks?

Yes. Increased height modules are available to accommodate two‑tier cycle parking systems.

Are green roofs available on the mesh shelter?

Yes. Sedum green roofs and enhanced load roof options can be specified as part of the Cubic system.