LL Rack

Timothée Lehmann – LL Rack

The objects are made of recycled tires, a material that is usually burned and not reused as no one knows how to reuse it. It helps protect the bike and the existing furniture.

In the summer, many people use bicycles, and the space to park them quickly becomes saturated. LL Rack is an alternative system that helps create parking spots for bikes on urban furniture, such as poles or lampposts. This series of three objects can be used on larger or smaller diameters.

The tires slip like a sock into a stainless-steel piece to make it difficult to steal the bike.

Diploma project (2022) by Timothée Lehmann

Assistants
Silvio Rebholz
Know-how
Tools
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