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Evidence & Security Enclosures

Woven wire partitions build secure evidence rooms and restricted-access enclosures for police departments, courthouses and corporate security. The mesh keeps stored items visible for inventory checks while a locking door limits entry, and modular...

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Woven Wire Partition System

Evidence & Security Enclosures

woven wire partition systems section off existing rooms or stand alone as secured enclosures, which makes them a natural fit for evidence and property rooms. The system protects against unauthorized access while keeping stored items in clear view, so chain of custody stays intact.

The open wire mesh gives you security and visibility at once. You can see what is on the shelf without opening the cage, and light, HVAC, and fire suppression all keep working through the mesh.

Configured to the Room You Have

How It Works

Configured to the Room You Have

Panels bolt between existing walls to divide a room, or run as two wire walls to form a secure corner enclosure. Standard slide-up service windows with fixed counters make clean issue and distribution points for property clerks.

Both hinged and sliding doors are available with standard key locks, or upgraded access such as digital keypads, card readers, fingerprint scanners, and proximity readers. Panels arrive pre-sized with all hardware included, so there is no cutting or grinding on site.

Applications

Where Evidence Cages Fit

Law Enforcement

Evidence and property rooms with a controlled, logged single point of access and full visibility of stored items.

Corporate Security

Secure rooms for seized devices, records, and high-value assets that need an auditable access trail.

Cannabis & Regulated Goods

Caged storage that satisfies inventory-control and access requirements while keeping product visible for counts.

Why Wire

Locked down, still in plain sight

See Without Opening

Open mesh keeps stored items visible for counts and chain of custody without unlocking the enclosure.

Access Control Ready

Doors take standard key locks or upgraded keypads, card readers, fingerprint scanners, and proximity readers.

Service Windows

Slide-up service windows with fixed counters make clean issue and distribution points for property staff.

Free design and layout assistance is available.

Send us your room dimensions and access needs and we will lay out a secure enclosure.

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Custody You Can See

Custody You Can See

In an evidence room, visibility and security usually pull against each other. The open wire mesh resolves that: property clerks can see and count stored items through the wall while the enclosure stays locked, which keeps chain of custody clean without constant unlocking.

Because the panels support existing lighting, HVAC, and fire suppression, the secured area keeps its existing coverage, and the cage can be custom-fitted to any room size or height so it works in the space you already have.

One Controlled Point of Access

One Controlled Point of Access

Every secure room needs a single, managed way in. Hinged or sliding doors carry standard key locks or upgraded keypads, card readers, fingerprint scanners, and proximity readers, so access is limited to authorized staff and logged when you need a trail.

Add a slide-up service window with a fixed counter and clerks can issue and receive property through a controlled opening, so routine transactions never require opening the full enclosure.

Evidence & Security Enclosures

Key Features

  • Section off a room or build a standalone secure enclosure
  • Open mesh keeps items visible while controlling access
  • Bolt between existing walls or form a two-wall corner enclosure
  • Slide-up service windows with fixed counters for issue stations
  • Hinged and sliding doors available
  • Key locks or keypads, card readers, fingerprint, and proximity readers
  • Pre-sized panels, all hardware included, no cutting on site
  • Standard 3/8" hardware, heaviest in the industry

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Panels bolt between existing walls to divide a room, or run as two wire walls to form a secure corner. You do not need a standalone structure to get a secure, lockable enclosure.
Doors accept standard key locks or upgraded access control including digital keypads, card readers, fingerprint scanners, and proximity readers, so you can require credentials and keep a record of entry.
Yes. Standard slide-up service windows with fixed counters create a controlled issue and distribution point, so property clerks hand items out without opening the enclosure.
No. The mesh is heavy 10-gauge wire in a rigid framed panel with tamper-resistant hardware. It keeps items visible for chain of custody while still locking down physical access.
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