Bike storage sheds - advice please
Tea and Toast
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Hi All
This is my first post on here.
I am looking for a bike storage shed for 2 adult and 2 kids bikes.
We have a small garden as we live in London and no garage.
Can anyone recommend something please. At the moment they are in bedrooms and around the dining table cluttering the place up no end!
I've been searching on Google but as most places are just online it is hard to see whether the sheds would accommodate all the bikes. Perhaps I need 2.
Thanks for reading.
This is my first post on here.
I am looking for a bike storage shed for 2 adult and 2 kids bikes.
We have a small garden as we live in London and no garage.
Can anyone recommend something please. At the moment they are in bedrooms and around the dining table cluttering the place up no end!
I've been searching on Google but as most places are just online it is hard to see whether the sheds would accommodate all the bikes. Perhaps I need 2.
Thanks for reading.
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Two tips.
Kid's bikes become adult's bikes in a few years (IYKWIM).
Think racks. They allow you to put the bikes a lot closer together than just standing them up.
Additionally, perhaps think vertically. Hanging bikes vertically take up a LOT less floorspace.Commute - MASI Souville3 | Road/CX - MASI Speciale CX | Family - 80s ugly | Utility - Cargobike0 -
I have a standard 5'x7' shed and it takes our 3 bikes, a lawnmower and all sorts of other crap too. I find it makes it easier to reverse the bikes in.0
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Kid's bikes become adult's bikes in a few years
I wish. Would save a few quid.0