With reserved modern traditional styling, the Emerson bike rack is an elegant fit for historic cities and revitalized downtowns. Tapered from top to bottom with crisp edges and beveled detail, it has concealed hardware and meets guidelines set by the Association of Pedestrian and Bicycle and Professionals.
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Attachment method guards against theft
Leveling glides are preinstalled for easy field adjustment
Cover plate conceals anchoring hardware and adjustment screws
Robert A.M. Stern
Robert A.M. Stern Architects
Robert A.M. Stern is a wholly owned subsidiary of industry leader Robert A.M. Stern Architects, LLP. Over its fifty-year history, the firm has established an international reputation as a leading design firm with wide experience in residential, commercial, and institutional work. Working in the tradition of architects from Frank Lloyd Wright to Alvar Aalto, the firm designs products grounded in tradition and informed by the spirit of innovation, produced and marketed by leading manufacturer partners with outstanding reputations for quality, performance and service.
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Concord Collection - Brochure
Brochure (PDF)
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Concord Collection - Product Data Sheet
Product Data Sheet (PDF)
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Emerson Bike Rack - Finishes and Materials
Finishes and Materials (PDF)
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Emerson Bike Rack - Installation Guide
Installation Guide (PDF)
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Emerson Bike Rack - Sustainability
Sustainability (PDF)
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Emerson Bike Rack - CSI Guide Specs
Guide Specs (DOC)
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Emerson Bike Rack - CAD Files
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Emerson Bike Rack - SketchUp Files
SketchUp (ZIP)
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Nickel Plate Trail
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College of Southern Nevada
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Hillcrest Park
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Rowan College at Burlington County
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