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Wire Partition Components

Panels, posts, locks, service windows and door hardware for building a new wire partition or extending one you already have.

Partition Parts

Components for Wire Partition Systems

These are the individual parts a wire partition is built from, not a finished enclosure. If you are adding a run to an existing cage, closing off a new area, or replacing hardware that has worn out, the pieces are here. Complete partition systems are listed on their own pages.

Panels are stocked in widths from 1 to 10 feet in woven and welded wire mesh, and posts are 2-inch square. Matching the panel width and post style you already have on the floor is usually the whole job, so measure what is standing before you order.

Access hardware is here too: locks, door closers and openers for partition cage doors, and lockable slide-up service windows for tool cribs and parts counters where material moves across a counter instead of through a door.

Matching What You Already Have

Before You Order

Matching What You Already Have

Partitions get extended years after they go in, and the new parts have to line up with what is already bolted to the floor. Have the panel widths, the post style and the mesh type on hand when you call so the new run ties into the old one cleanly.

If you are not sure what you are looking at, send photos of a panel, a post and a door. Our team can identify the profile and tell you which components fit.

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Send your loads, footprint, ceiling height, and throughput goals. A specialist returns a layout with capacities, a drawing, and lead times.

Wire Partition Components

Key Features

  • Stocked panels in 1 to 10 ft widths
  • Woven and welded wire mesh
  • 2-inch square posts
  • Locks, door closers and openers for cage doors
  • Lockable slide-up service windows for tool cribs

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