BOSCH, TÜBINGER STR. 123 / REUTLINGEN, GERMANY / BIKESAFE 885
At the beginning of October 2020, a fully automatic WÖHR Bikesafe was completed for employees at the Reutlingen site. Transport Minister for Baden-Württemberg, Winfried Hermann (The Greens), also came to the inauguration of the state-funded project.
“Anyone who wants to encourage employees to come to work by bicycle or e-bike must also offer adequate parking space for often very high-quality bicycles,” explains Ferhan Niepelt, Head of Marketing & Sales Bikesafe at WÖHR. “Thus, we have been commissioned to build a WÖHR Bikesafe with 122 parking spaces on eight levels on the company premises”.
Fully automatic storage
With a WÖHR Bikesafe, the bike is handed over to a transfer area and then stored fully automatically in a multi-storey, closed tower. Owners simply push their bike into a wheel rail at the transfer area. There sensors check whether it can be stored, based on weight and dimension. In the Reutlingen version, bicycles with a handlebar width of up to 83 cm can be stored. Authorization takes place via the employee ID. The bike is then transported by a robot arm to a free storage space on one of the eight levels. “Parking out” is also easy: The waiting time until a stored bicycle is handed over is only approx. 16 seconds.
The facade of the cylindrical WÖHR Bikesafe was designed in a basic grey colour with coloured accent panels in the customer’s corporate design. Ferhan Niepelt: “Every Bikesafe facade can be adapted to customer wishes. Wood, steel, glass, and even green facades are possible”.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS:
WÖHR Bikesafe 885 Tower
8 Parking levels – 122 parking spaces
1 Transfer cabin
High-quality control panel in Siedle design
Access control with employee ID card
Call button connection with gate
Bicycle length 1,500-2,000 mm
Bicycle height up to a maximum of 1250 mm
Handlebar width up to a maximum of 830 mm
Tyre width up to a maximum of 80 mm
Individual facade design according to customers Corporate Design