Wire Partition Cages | Security Mesh Enclosures

Wire partition cages are considered green because they require no additional HVAC, lighting, or structural wall materials. The modular design of wire partition cages allows them to be reconfigured, relocated, reused, or recycled, making them an environmentally friendly alternative to building permanent drywall rooms.

Yes, wire partition cages can be modified, expanded, reduced, or reused in new configurations. Because wire partition cages are modular, facilities can reconfigure their layouts without demolition, which saves money and reduces waste.

Yes, wire partition cages can include full ceilings for enhanced security. Ceiling panels on wire partition cages are commonly used for drug storage, DEA compliance, evidence rooms, and high value inventory protection.

Yes, wire partition cages can include blackout curtains or solid privacy panels to conceal contents. These blackout covers for wire partition cages are fire retardant and are ideal for hiding unsightly storage or securing sensitive items.

Yes, wire partition cages can be built to meet DEA storage cage requirements. DEA compliant wire partition cages must extend to the floor, include a full ceiling, and meet specific mesh size requirements from one half inch by one half inch to two inches by two inches.

Wire partition cages can support a wide range of lock options including padlock hasps, mortise cylinder locks, mag locks, keyless entry locks, and electric strikes. These secure locking options allow wire partition cages to meet high level security requirements.

Wire partition cages can include 3 foot or 4 foot hinged doors, sliding doors, biparting doors, service windows, and overhead roll up doors. This makes wire partition cages adaptable to equipment movement, pedestrian entry, or secure transaction windows.

Wire partition cages are commonly available in heights of 8 feet, 10 feet, or 12 feet, but can be engineered up to 40 feet tall depending on building clearances. These extended height wire partition cages are ideal for warehouses and industrial facilities.

Wire partition cages can be built with 6 gauge wire in woven wire, welded wire, or crimped wire mesh patterns. Welded wire panels make it easier to cut around obstructions, while woven wire can offer increased strength and flexibility.

Yes, wire partition cages can be installed through raised computer floor systems. Wire partition cages can be anchored to the concrete slab beneath the raised floor, and panels can be field cut or designed around floor obstructions.

Yes, wire partition cages can be manufactured to avoid overhead obstructions such as HVAC ducts, conduit, beams, and sprinkler lines. This ensures wire partition cages fit precisely in complex room layouts.

Yes, wire partition cages can be built to accept existing card reader systems by fabricating custom mounting plates and electrical integrations. This allows wire partition cages to integrate seamlessly with facility access control.

Yes, wire partition cages can be built as temporary holding areas. When used for detention, tamper resistant hardware must be used throughout the wire partition cage structure to comply with safety requirements.

Yes, wire partition cages cost a fraction of constructing drywall rooms. Wire partition cages also avoid the need for HVAC changes, lighting adjustments, fire code modifications, and long construction lead times, making them a fast, cost effective alternative.

Yes, wire partition cages are commonly used for machine guarding applications and meet safety requirements for industrial equipment enclosures. Machine guarding wire partitions protect workers from moving equipment and create defined work zones.