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Cycle Washing Stations
Bespoke bike washing stands that bolster your sustainability rating, improve rider experience, and complement your modern commercial developments.
Tailor-Made Bike Wash Stands
From multiple finishing options to graphic customisation to different drainage channel types, each bike wash station is made to measure. All while still being compliant with BREEAM, planning policy, and your architectural brief.
Why Build a Custom Bike Wash?
Providing required cycle parking helps you meet planning policy standards and attain a good BREEAM assessment rating. However, developments that go beyond minimum cycle parking obligations by investing in supporting facilities demonstrate a stronger commitment to sustainable transport and are likely to be ranked higher.
A bike wash station is one of the simplest ways to achieve this. It gives cycle users a dedicated space to clean and maintain their bikes while helping you create a more complete cycling environment.
Custom bike wash stations deliver even greater value. Rather than forcing a standard product into your scheme, a bespoke design can be tailored to your available footprint, budget, finish requirements, and wider architectural vision. This lets your cycling facilities get viewed during assessments as a sustainability-oriented, planned part of your project rather than an afterthought.
User-Centric Designs
Each stand comes with brushes, a drainage system, bike support clamps, and controlled water delivery options to make usage very easy.
Compliance Ready
We build each design with planning policy and BREAM assessment standards in mind, so you are positioned for high compliance ratings.
Gentle on Cycle Parts
Our bike washing system is designed to not cause unnecessary wear, tear, or damage to bike components like the bearings, levers, brakes, or suspension.
Diverse Finishing and Customisation Options
Choose from custom colours, galvanised or electrostatic painting finishes, and branded elements and layouts to complement your final construction.
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The cost of a custom bike wash depends on the specifications, materials used, drainage requirements, water connections, necessary site work, as well as the type of finishes and customisation.
If you want to know how much yours will likely cost, contact Head-Wind’s team with your project specs, and we’ll send you the exact pricing.
Yes. In fact, Head-Wind’s custom bike wash stands can last for 25+ years. We use anti-corrosive treatments like galvanised steel and electrostatic painting to ensure a long service life, even in outdoor or high-traffic stations. Every installation is also backed by a 10-year warranty.
Yes, you can. Apart from that, your bike wash station can also be customised with your brand colours, wayfinding signage, and custom graphics that complement your overall architectural design.
Delivery timelines depend on specific project conditions, but the industry average is within 6-8 weeks. Head-Wind beats this typical turnaround time by being able to deliver made-to-order cycle infrastructure projects in as little as 6 weeks. Working on a tight timeline? Head-Wind ensures you don’t run further behind.
Yes. Our bike wash stations are designed to be intuitive and easy to use, even for first-time users. Features like the bike holding clamps, brushes, and adjustable washing pressures help create a straightforward user experience with minimal instruction required.
Yes. Bike wash stations are frequently incorporated into wider cycling infrastructure schemes alongside cycle shelters, bike lockers and stands, and repair stations. Combining these facilities creates a more complete cycling environment, making developments more attractive to cyclists and more sustainable during compliance assessments.











