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Scooter Racks Able Canopies Scooter Rack
Order Reference Code: Single Sided: ACNH9014 Double Sided: ACNH9015
Features & Benefits
The Able Scooter Rack has been designed to be a durable, cost effective solution for scooter parking. With excellent features, the Able Scooter Rack is both easy to use and will withstand everyday wear and tear in a school environment
This scooter rack is available as a single or double sided rack, a single rack holds 10 scooters, whilst a double holds 20.
The Single Sided Scooter Rack
Create a designated area to store the scooters – to avoid trip hazards Easy installation – can be installed by caretaker/handyman Fixing: Base plates at each end to bolt to concrete Lockable - children can secure scooters with the use of padlocks (not provided) Compatible with all our shelters for ultimate weather protection Size: 1800mm length x 600mm height Available powder coated in a choice of yellow, blue, red or green Buy online or have this product installed by one of our fully trained installation teams.
The Double Sided Scooter Rack
Kiddy Scooter Rack Order Reference Code: ACTT9013
Features & Benefits
A colourful parker for children’s scooters Multicoloured powder-coated tyre frame and hoops, in up to six different colours Corrosion-proof thanks to galvanising Robust steel construction with bolted tubular hoops Capacity: Can be fitted against a wall for one-sided parking – (3 scooters) Can be fitted for two-sided parking (please note: a 2400mm space is required) – (6 scooters) Please note: the image shown shows two Kiddy Scooter Racks together.
Tel: 0800 389 9072
www.ablecanopies.co.uk
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