Designed in the EU. Built to protect.
Your robotic mower deserves more than a plastic tent.
This is a precision-engineered smart garage, made in the EU – created to automatically protect your mower all year round.
When your mower drives out to work, the front door opens automatically.
When it returns to charge, it closes itself – keeping rain, dirt, and curious animals outside.
Everything is powered by a reliable mechanical steel-cable system – no electronics, no software, no failure points.
💡 What makes it different from other garages?
Automatic Front Door
Opens and closes automatically when the mower leaves or docks – completely hands-free.
Top Access Hatch
Easy access for cleaning or adjusting the charging dock.
Durable Mechanical System
Precision-built steel-cable mechanism for over 1,000 cycles – silent, durable, and weatherproof.
All-Season Protection
Keeps your mower clean, dry, and ready – from summer heat to winter frost.
Fits Most Brands
Compatible with Husqvarna, Gardena, Worx, Luba, and other EU-standard mower stations.
🛡️ Built for Reliability
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Designed and manufactured in the EU
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Weather-resistant composite and galvanized steel components for long-term outdoor use
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Fully mechanical – no electronics, no software, no breakdowns
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Simple installation
⚙️ Compatibility
You can download the PDF compatibility guide under the FAQ section.
📦 Package Includes
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Smart garage housing
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Automatic front-door assembly
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Pre-tensioned steel-cable lifting system
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Mounting hardware + installation guide
🏁 Conclusion
You’ve already invested in your robotic mower – now protect it with a garage designed to last just as long.
No batteries. No electronics. Just pure European reliability.
Free shipping on orders over €90 does not apply to robotic mower garages, shelters, and other large or bulky items.
Due to their size and special shipping requirements, a separate shipping fee will be charged for these products and clearly shown at checkout.
Exact Designs reserves the right to change shipping terms without prior notice.
