WireCrafters 4-Walls Style 840 Woven Wire Security Fencing

The WireCrafters 4-Walls Style 840 Woven Wire Security Fencing is available with sliding or hinged door options and can be configured with or without a ceiling to suit various security needs. This secure yet open wire partition design allows controlled access to properties while keeping them visible. The mesh partitions allow viewing of the property and stored items, enhancing security while using existing lighting and allowing free circulation of HVAC and fire suppression systems. These wire partition systems can be custom-fitted to rooms of any size or height, offering a versatile solution for a range of applications.

Widely used in warehouses, distribution centers, and manufacturing facilities, WireCrafters partitions are ideal for enclosing tool cribs, maintenance cages, machine guarding, and general inventory storage areas. These partitions also serve critical functions in data centers, where they provide security and separation for computer servers, divide colocation facilities, and, in law enforcement, provide temporary holding cells and evidence storage. The DEA also relies on these partitions for secure storage of drugs and pharmaceuticals.

Wire is 10 gauge in a 2" x 1" woven pattern, with a 1-1/4" x 1-1/4" x 1/8" angle frame. All panels and posts are numbered for easy assembly. Standard 3/8" assembly hardware is the heaviest in the industry, and all necessary erection hardware, including concrete floor anchors, is included. Standard color is Gray.

When to Use 2" x 1" Woven Wire Over 2" x 2" Welded Wire

Both mesh types stop casual access, but they fail differently and protect against different threats. The first question is whether the barrier is doing security work or separation work.

Woven mesh is interlocked at every crossing rather than fused. Cutting one strand does not open a hole, because the surrounding weave still holds the pattern in place. Welded mesh relies on the weld at each intersection, so breaking a few welds can open a gap faster. The 2" x 1" opening also matters as much as the wire itself. A 1-inch dimension blocks a hand and forearm, preventing access to a latch, a lock, or inventory sitting just inside the line. A 2" x 2" opening does not.

When to Use 2" x 1" Woven Wire Over 2" x 2" Welded Wire.

Both mesh types stop casual access, but they fail differently and protect against different threats. The first question is whether the barrier is doing security work or separation work.

Woven mesh is interlocked at every crossing rather than fused. Cutting one strand does not open a hole, because the surrounding weave still holds the pattern in place. Welded mesh relies on the weld at each intersection, so breaking a few welds can open a gap faster. The 2" x 1" opening also matters as much as the wire itself. A 1-inch dimension blocks a hand and forearm, preventing access to a latch, a lock, or inventory sitting just inside the line. A 2" x 2" opening does not.

Choose 2" x 1" woven wire when:

♦ The enclosure holds high-value, portable, or controlled items such as tools, electronics, precious metals, ammunition, or regulated inventory.
♦ Reach-through is a realistic risk, meaning stock is stored close to the fence line, or the lock is within arm's reach of the outside.
♦ Internal theft is the concern being solved, not just keeping honest people out.
♦ An auditor, insurance carrier, customer contract, or regulatory requirement specifies a security-rated enclosure.
♦ The cage sits in a forklift or cart traffic lane, where impact will eventually hit the panels.
♦ The build is a full-height tool crib at 8, 10, or 12 feet, or includes a ceiling.

CustomMHS carries the full line of WireCrafters wire partitions, backed by the manufacturer's warranty.