FordLogan Woven Wire Partitions / Wire Security Cages

The FordLogan exclusive UNI-MESH design of Woven Wire Partitions / Wire Security Cages is recognized as the industry standard for providing a cost effective solution for area guarding, separation and storage; allowing for full visibility of the contents, as well as providing unrestricted circulation of air, heat and light.

Constructed of triple crimped woven wire, clinched in a C-channel constructed frame, these structures provide strong and durable storage and protection for both your goods and personnel in a wide variety of applications.

Applications for Woven Wire Partitions / Wire Security Cages:

• DEA Cages
• Driver’s Entrance/Access Cages
• Tool Crib
• Maintenance Cages
• Data Center and Colocation Server Cages
• Robotics Enclosures
• Pharmaceutical Enclosures
• Military Equipment Cages
• Walk-in Cooler and Liquor Enclosures for the food and beverage applications.
• Hospital Records Storage Enclosures
• Athletic Equipment Cages
• Mezzanine Guarding
• Machine Guarding

Benefits of Wire Partitions / Wire Security Cages:

• Help prevent pilferage or unauthorized personnel out.
• Provides tamper proof security.
• Protects both personnel and materials & machinery.
• Creates separate, secure work and storage areas.
• Allows for unrestricted visibility of interior and contents.
• Customizable and relocatable if needed.

Standard Sizes of Wire Partition / Wire Security Cage (stocked and ship in 48 hours or less)

• Standard Panel Widths - 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 feet
• Standard Height Systems - 7, 8, and 10 feet 
• Custom Heights - available up to 12’H.

Standard Post Types for Wire Partitions / Wire Security Cages

• Corner (for 90 degree turns) – ¼” x ¼” x 1/8” hot rolled angle.
• Adjustable Corner (for all other turns except 90 degrees) – four hinges welded to two 1-1/4” x 5/8” roll-formed “C” type channels.
• Three-Way (for intersections of three panels)– 1-1/4” x 1-1/4” x 1-1/4” U-shaped post.
• Line Post – for additional support, stiffeners are recommended at 15' intervals for systems under 10’H and at 10’ intervals for systems over