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Supervised Temporary Holding Cell

Woven wire partition systems build holding cells for supervised short-term confinement during processing or brief detainment in police and detention facilities. Modular panels configure to the room.

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Woven Wire Partition System

Supervised Temporary Holding Cells

The woven wire partition system is used to build supervised holding cells in correctional and detention facilities across the country. Designed for short-term, supervised confinement, these cells provide secure containment during processing or brief detainment.

The modular design builds to the exact configuration a facility needs from standard, durable components, and the open mesh keeps a detainee in full view of staff at all times, which is the point of a supervised cell.

Standard Components, Secured Design

How It Works

Standard Components, Secured Design

Panels come in 1-foot width increments from 1 to 10 feet wide, in standard 4-foot and 5-foot heights, so cells configure to the space and headcount a facility needs. Ceiling panels in the same wire mesh complete the enclosure.

A hinged door with a secure locking mechanism controls containment, and the whole system is designed so no hardware can be reached from the secure side. It installs quickly with standard hand tools and heavy-duty 3/8 inch assembly hardware, with heavy-duty options for higher-security demands.

Applications

Where Holding Cells Are Used

Booking & Processing

Supervised short-term containment while individuals are processed, kept in full view of staff throughout.

Courthouses

Secure temporary holding for individuals awaiting appearance, configured to the space available.

Detention Facilities

Durable, tamper-resistant cells that meet the higher security demands of correctional environments.

Security

Contained, supervised, tamper-resistant

Full Supervision

Open mesh walls and ceiling keep the occupant in clear view of staff at all times, as a supervised cell requires.

No Hardware Access

The design prevents access to all hardware from the secure side, with heavy-duty options for correctional demands.

Fast to Deploy

Installs with standard hand tools and 3/8 inch assembly hardware, so a cell is stood up without specialized crews.

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Supervised Means Visible

Supervised Means Visible

A holding cell for supervised confinement has one non-negotiable requirement: staff must be able to see the occupant. Open wire mesh on the walls and ceiling keeps the person in full view at all times, which is exactly what a supervised cell is for.

The same open structure lets existing lighting, HVAC, and fire suppression reach into the cell, so containment never compromises the life-safety systems the facility already relies on.

Built for a Secure Environment

Built for a Secure Environment

The woven wire partition system is used to build holding cells in correctional and detention facilities nationwide, so the components are proven in demanding, security-first settings. The design prevents access to all hardware from the secure side, closing off the easy tampering points.

Cells assemble from standard durable panels with a hinged locking door and a wire mesh ceiling, and heavy-duty options are available where the security demands are higher. It installs with standard hand tools, so a facility is not waiting on specialized fabrication.

Supervised Temporary Holding Cell

Key Features

  • woven wire partition system, proven in correctional and detention facilities
  • For supervised, short-term confinement
  • Panels 1' to 10' wide in 1' increments, 4' and 5' high
  • Wire mesh ceiling panels complete the enclosure
  • Hinged door with secure locking mechanism
  • No hardware accessible from the secure side
  • Open mesh keeps existing lighting, HVAC, and fire suppression working
  • Heavy-duty 3/8" assembly hardware; heavy-duty options available

Frequently Asked Questions

They are built for supervised, short-term confinement, such as during booking, processing, or brief detainment, where staff maintain constant visual supervision of the occupant.
The enclosure is designed so that no hardware can be accessed from the secure side, and heavy-duty options are available to meet the increased security demands of correctional and detention facilities.
No. The open mesh structure allows unobstructed circulation of existing lighting, HVAC, and fire suppression, so the cell works with the building's existing systems.
Cells assemble from standard 4-foot and 5-foot panels in 1-foot width increments, with a wire mesh ceiling and a hinged locking door. The system installs quickly using standard hand tools and heavy-duty 3/8 inch hardware.
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