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Wire mesh partitions provide your stored goods with optimal safety, security, protection, and access control. Otherwise known as storage cages or rack enclosures, wire mesh partitions are made of all welded steel and establish an enclosed cube-shaped area of space that is secure and protected. Security and protection is maximized by bolting the structure to the existing floor. Partitions are made with a wire mesh design that allows visibility of the inside to help stay organized and find things inside easily. With endless options of customizable structures, locks, and doors, wire partitions are perfect for a wide variety of applications and capable of fitting your specific need.
Customization of Wire Mesh Partitions

Shape & Size:
Create a small storage room, or secure large sections of your warehouse! Wire partitions can be practical for almost any size space. You have the option of using existing walls and designing a partition with only 2 or 3 sides, or using all 4 in an open space. The multi-panel design makes it easy to construct your partition to the exact specifications you need and, with optional roofing, you can enclose your structure completely or use the height of the ceiling to complete your secure space.
Swinging or sliding doors:
Choosing the right kind of door for your partition can make a world of difference! If your partition is in a smaller or more narrow space, a sliding door acts as a great alternative to a standard swing door, simply sliding out of the way without occupying additional space.
Optional service windows:
Adding a service window to your partition can simplify the process of moving inventory in and out of the partition. Additionally, Service windows come with locks to ensure maximum safety when not in use.
Lock styles:
Decide what’s best for you! Whether it’s a knob, handle, or flush key lock, there are many different lock options to choose from to complete your wire partition.
Benefits of Wire Mesh
As opposed to regular fencing which can easily be bent, cut, or climbed, wire mesh has a strong and secure design that makes break-ins nearly impossible! Wire mesh utilizes your existing sprinkler system and lighting, making a wire partition a simple addition to your space. The open mesh prevents moisture build-up and protects from potential outside physical damages.
Quality and Versatility
As a cheaper and more secure alternative to indoor fencing, wire mesh partitions are cost effective and quick and easy to install. They provide security and protection in businesses for a many purposes, including stock rooms, data centers, post offices, banks, hospitals, aerospace industries, prisons, and more. Truly one of the most versatile products, wire partitions are fully customizable for any application!
We at QMH are proud of the fact that we manufacture wire mesh partitions in-house, providing customers with very competitive prices, a variety of options for full customization of wire partitions for specific needs, and the premium quality they have come to expect from Quality Material Handling.
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Compliance and Safety Considerations
Wire mesh partitions used for machine guarding or hazardous area separation should meet OSHA’s machine guarding requirements, which specify minimum distances and barrier strength for enclosures near moving equipment. When partitions are used for high-piled storage cages, local fire code and NFPA 13 may also apply depending on the commodities stored inside. Consulting with a qualified partition manufacturer helps ensure the mesh size, panel height, and anchoring meet both security needs and applicable code requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between wire mesh partitions and storage cages?
The terms are often used interchangeably. “Storage cage” typically refers to a fully enclosed, lockable structure used to secure specific items, while “wire mesh partition” can describe a broader range of configurations, including single walls used to divide space without full enclosure.
Can wire mesh partitions be relocated or reconfigured?
Yes. Most wire mesh partition systems use modular panels that can be unbolted and reconfigured or relocated as storage or security needs change, making them more flexible than permanent drywall or block enclosures.
Are wire mesh partitions fire rated?
Standard wire mesh partitions are not fire-rated barriers on their own, since the open mesh design does not block heat or smoke like a solid fire-rated wall. Facilities with specific fire separation requirements should consult their local fire code officials.
What door and lock options are available for wire partitions?
Common options include hinged doors, sliding doors, and roll-up doors, paired with padlock hasps, keyed locks, or electronic access control, depending on the level of security and traffic flow required for the enclosed area.
How tall can wire mesh partitions be built?
Wire mesh partitions are typically available in panel heights ranging from a few feet up to warehouse ceiling height, and can often be stacked to reach heights of 20 feet or more when properly braced and anchored.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Most wire mesh partition systems use modular panels that can be unbolted and reconfigured or relocated as storage or security needs change, making them more flexible than permanent drywall or block enclosures.
Wire mesh partitions are typically available in panel heights ranging from a few feet up to warehouse ceiling height, and can often be stacked to reach heights of 20 feet or more when properly braced and anchored.
Common options include hinged doors, sliding doors, and roll-up doors, paired with padlock hasps, keyed locks, or electronic access control, depending on the level of security and traffic flow required for the enclosed area.
Standard wire mesh partitions are not fire-rated barriers on their own, since the open mesh design does not block heat or smoke like a solid fire-rated wall. Facilities with specific fire separation requirements should consult their local fire code officials.
The terms are often used interchangeably. ‘Storage cage’ typically refers to a fully enclosed, lockable structure used to secure specific items, while ‘wire mesh partition’ can describe a broader range of configurations, including single walls used to divide space without full enclosure.










