Mesh Partitioning

Warehouse mesh partitioning is a secure, flexible and cost-effective way of creating controlled storage and work areas within a warehouse. The open steel mesh keeps visibility, airflow and lighting, while protecting valuable stock and improving safety on the floor. The panels are modular, so the system can be extended or moved as the business changes.

Key benefits

• Security: lockable doors and cages keep unauthorised people away from stock, tools and equipment.
• Visibility: staff and supervisors can see through the partitions, which helps both safety and inventory control.
• Airflow and lighting: unlike solid walls, mesh lets light and air through, so you rarely need extra lighting or changes to heating and ventilation.
• Flexibility: the system is modular and can be relocated, extended or reconfigured as the warehouse changes.
• Cost: typically cheaper and faster to install than blockwork or a stud wall.

Common applications

• Secure storage cages for valuable goods
• Spare parts stores
• Tool cribs
• Quarantine and damaged goods areas
• Maintenance workshops
• Machine guarding and safety enclosures
• Battery charging areas
• Segregation zones on mezzanine floors

Typical specification

On warehouse projects such as a pallet racking installation, mesh partitions are usually:

• Panels: steel framed welded mesh
• Height: from 2000mm up to full warehouse height
• Gates: single or double, lockable
• Finish: powder coated in yellow, blue, grey or black
• Fixing: anchored to the concrete floor
• Roof: optional, for a fully enclosed security cage

We can visit your warehouse, design the full partitioning layout with you, and take it all the way through to installation.