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Pallet Rack Security Cage Enclosures

Wire mesh enclosures that close off the back, ends and top of existing pallet rack, with lockable front doors, to secure high-value inventory against shrinkage and unauthorized access.

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Pallet Rack Security Cage Enclosures

Pallet rack enclosures secure high-value inventory by wrapping your existing racking in modular wire mesh panels and doors. They enclose the back, ends, and top of the rack, while front access is controlled through lockable doors, so a bay becomes a secure cage without building a separate room.

Security professionals prefer the framed wire mesh for this job because it is stronger and faster to install than alternative rack-enclosure solutions. It turns racking you already paid for into controlled, accountable storage.

Built to Fit Your Rack

How It Works

Built to Fit Your Rack

Panels and doors are made from 10-gauge wire in a 2 inch by 2 inch square mesh, welded into a 13-gauge rolled-formed angle frame for strength. End panels attach to the rack ends with flush-mount angle clips, panels separating multiple bays use flat frames and self-tapping screws, and back panels secure with angle clips.

Three mounting-clip options handle offsets from flush mount (0 inches) up to 6 inches, so the enclosure fits different pallet overhangs and rack configurations. Stock panels ship within 48 hours.

Applications

Where Rack Enclosures Fit

High-Value Inventory

Enclose the bays holding electronics, tools, or controlled stock so only authorized staff reach them.

Distribution Centers

Turn selected rack bays into secure cages to cut shrinkage without giving up rack capacity.

3PL & Fulfillment

Segregate client-owned or restricted inventory inside existing racking with a lockable front.

Why Enclose

Lock down the rack you already own

Stops Shrinkage

Enclosing the back, ends, and top of a rack removes the easy grab and forces access through a locked door.

Fits Any Overhang

Three offset clip options from flush to 6 inches match different pallet overhangs and rack configurations.

Fast to Install

Stock panels attach to existing racking with clips and screws and ship within 48 hours.

Free design and layout assistance is available.

Send us your rack dimensions and overhang and we will spec an enclosure that fits.

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Secure the Rack, Not a New Room

Secure the Rack, Not a New Room

You already own the racking; a pallet rack enclosure simply locks it down. Modular wire mesh panels wrap the back, ends, and top of a bay, and a lockable door controls the front, so a section of rack becomes a secure cage without building a separate structure.

The result stops shrinkage where it usually starts, at the open, easy-to-reach bay, and gives supervisors a single controlled point of access to high-value inventory.

Engineered to Bolt Onto What You Have

Engineered to Bolt Onto What You Have

Panels and doors are built from 10-gauge wire in a 2 inch by 2 inch mesh welded into a 13-gauge rolled-formed angle frame, so the enclosure is rigid and hard to defeat. End panels clip to the rack ends, bay dividers screw to flat frames, and back panels secure with angle clips.

Three offset clip options from flush to 6 inches handle different pallet overhangs, and stock panels ship within 48 hours, so the enclosure fits your rack and installs fast.

Pallet Rack Security Cage Enclosures

Key Features

  • Encloses the back, ends, and top of existing pallet rack
  • Front access controlled through lockable doors
  • 10-gauge wire in a 2" x 2" square mesh
  • Welded into a 13-gauge rolled-formed angle frame
  • End panels flush-mount with angle clips; bay dividers use flat frames
  • Three offset clip options from flush (0") to 6"
  • Stronger and faster to install than alternative enclosures
  • Stock panels ship within 48 hours

Frequently Asked Questions

No. The enclosure is designed to wrap your existing pallet racking. Panels attach to the back, ends, and top with clips and screws, and the front is controlled by lockable doors.
Three mounting-clip options provide offsets from flush mount at 0 inches up to 6 inches, so the enclosure clears different pallet overhangs and rack configurations.
Panels and doors use 10-gauge wire in a 2 inch by 2 inch square mesh, welded into a 13-gauge rolled-formed angle frame, which is stronger and faster to install than alternative rack-enclosure systems.
Stock panels typically ship within 48 hours of order receipt, so a rack enclosure adds minimal lead time to a project.
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Configure your wire cage

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