Metal Bicycle Storage Shed for Up to 4 Bikes

THE NICOMAN LIMITED

£399.99

Keep your bikes safe, secure, and neatly stored with this durable metal bicycle storage shed , designed to hold up to four bicycles. Built from weather-resistant steel, it protects your bikes from the elements while offering a strong and reliable storage solution. Inside, integrated racks keep bikes upright and organised, while wide double doors allow for easy access in and out. The sloped roof helps rainwater run off efficiently, and the modern two-tone finish blends seamlessly into any garden or patio. Key Features: Stores up to 4 bicycles Weather-resistant metal construction Wide double doo

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as THE NICOMAN LIMITED, number 09046076. Checked 2026-08-29.
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