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Data Center Cage & Server Cages

Woven wire server cages and colocation partitions for data halls: a physical security barrier that still lets equipment breathe.

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Woven Wire Partition System

Data Center & Server Cages

The woven wire partition system is a cost-effective way to separate and secure customer-specific server and network equipment. It is built for data centers and colocation facilities, where tenants need their own locked footprint and the floor plan changes as clients come and go.

The open mesh design keeps light, HVAC airflow, and fire suppression circulating freely, so a secure cage never becomes a hot pocket or a sprinkler shadow. The result is a clean, professional enclosure that signals you take data protection seriously.

Fast to Install, Easy to Reconfigure

How It Works

Fast to Install, Easy to Reconfigure

Server cage panels arrive pre-sized and bolt together without cutting or grinding, and every order ships with all the hardware included. A cage goes up on the raised floor quickly and comes apart just as cleanly when a tenant moves or expands.

These cages use standard 3/8 inch mounting hardware, the heaviest in the industry, and locate all of it inside the enclosure so it can only be reached from within the secured area. There is nothing to unbolt from the aisle.

Applications

Where Server Cages Fit

Colocation Floors

Give each tenant a locked, clearly bounded footprint that reconfigures as contracts change, without rebuilding walls.

Enterprise Data Centers

Separate production, staging, and vendor-serviced equipment inside one room with secure, visible boundaries.

Network & MDF Rooms

Cage off switches, patch panels, and carrier equipment so only authorized staff reach critical infrastructure.

Why Wire

Secure without choking your airflow

Airflow Friendly

Open mesh lets hot and cold aisle airflow, HVAC, and fire suppression pass through, so security never traps heat.

Internal Hardware

All mounting hardware sits inside the cage, reachable only from the secured side, so nothing unbolts from the aisle.

Reconfigurable

Pre-sized panels bolt together with no cutting, so a footprint expands, shrinks, or moves as tenants change.

Free design and layout assistance is available.

Send us your floor layout and we will lay out cages that fit your aisles and tenant footprints.

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A Locked Footprint for Every Tenant

A Locked Footprint for Every Tenant

In a colocation hall, the boundary between one customer's equipment and the next has to be secure, visible, and easy to change. these cages give each tenant a clearly bounded, locked footprint that reads as professional to anyone touring the floor.

When a contract grows or a client moves out, the same pre-sized panels unbolt and reconfigure without cutting or grinding, so the floor plan keeps up with the business instead of holding it back.

Security That Respects the Room

Security That Respects the Room

Data center security cannot come at the cost of cooling or fire coverage. The open mesh lets airflow, HVAC, and suppression move freely, so a locked cage never becomes a thermal or life-safety problem.

All hardware sits inside the enclosure where only authorized staff can reach it, and the heavy 3/8 inch mounting hardware is the strongest in the industry, so the boundary holds up in a demanding, always-on environment.

Data Center Cage & Server Cages

Key Features

  • woven wire partition system, purpose-fit for data centers and colocation
  • Open mesh preserves HVAC airflow and fire-suppression coverage
  • Pre-sized panels bolt together with no cutting or grinding
  • All hardware included with each order
  • Standard 3/8" mounting hardware, heaviest in the industry
  • Hardware located inside the enclosure, inaccessible from the aisle
  • Reconfigurable as floor plans and tenants change
  • Available in a wide range of sizes and heights

Frequently Asked Questions

No. The open mesh design lets HVAC airflow and fire suppression pass straight through the walls and ceiling, so a secure cage keeps your cooling strategy intact instead of creating a hot pocket.
Yes. Panels are pre-sized and bolt together without cutting or grinding, so a cage comes apart and reconfigures cleanly as contracts and floor plans change.
All mounting hardware is located inside the enclosure and can only be accessed from the secured side, so there is nothing to unbolt from the aisle. Standard 3/8 inch hardware is the heaviest in the industry.
Every order ships with all required hardware included, and panels bolt together with standard tools, so installation on a raised floor is fast and predictable.
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