A garage for your robot mower
The robot mows the garden on its own — and then sits out in rain, sun and falling leaves. We are building it a shelter from the same profiles as our air conditioner covers: an aluminium frame, louvres and a steel roof. The product is in preparation — join the list and you will hear first.
Why a mower needs a shelter
Water and frost cost the most
The charging station has contacts; the mower has electronics and a battery. Constant damp and freeze-thaw cycles wear them down faster than the mowing itself.
Sun destroys the housing
Plastic fades and turns brittle after two or three seasons in full sun. Shade is the cheapest way to keep the mower looking new for longer.
Leaves, needles, birds
Everything that lands on the station ends up in the mechanism. The roof and louvres stop most of it while air still moves freely.
What it is made of
The same construction as our air conditioner covers, on a smaller scale: bolted together, never welded, so it ships in a parcel and goes together with an Allen key.
- Frame
- Black anodised 20×20 aluminium profile, bolted with corner brackets — no rust, no painting.
- Walls
- Powder-coated 40×20 aluminium louvres with a gap that keeps the inside ventilated.
- Roof
- Sloped steel sheet bolted to the frame, so water runs off beyond the footprint.
- Printed parts
- Louvre brackets and feet in PET-G, which takes UV and frost. Several colours to choose from.
Base size
The prototype is 81 × 66 cm on the ground and 45 cm tall — enough for the mower together with its charging station, and enough to lift it out from above. Final sizes will follow from the models people give us when they sign up.
Colours and spare parts
Louvres are powder coated in RAL colours; the printed parts are a separate choice — hide them in the louvre colour or make them stand out. Every printed part is a spare part: brackets come in pairs, feet in fours. Years from now you replace one part, not the whole shelter.
Join the waiting list
No commitment, no deposit. We will tell you when the pre-sale opens, and we will ask about your mower before we fix the base size.
Common questions
- When will it be available?
- The prototype and the full documentation are ready. We will announce the pre-sale date to the list first, which is why we do not publish it until it is certain.
- What will it cost?
- The price depends on the base size we are still settling. People on the list get it before it is published, along with priority in the first batch.
- Will it fit my mower?
- That is why we ask for the make and model. We will design the base size around the machines that appear most often on the list; anything else will be made to measure.
- Does it need fixing down?
- It stands on its feet and is heavy enough not to need a foundation. For windy plots we are planning ground anchors.