April 8, 2024

What are the Standard Layouts for Wire Partitions?

There are four typical wire partition configurations that are used to create enclosures or divide spaces. Choosing between these different standard layout options is up to your discretion; it just depends on how many walls you want to create within your space. All of the various types of wire partitions and cages on WirePartitions.com are customizable and available in each of these four standard layouts.

What are the four standard wire partition layouts?

• One Wall: This is a basic setup with wire partition panels connected to posts along a single wall. It’s useful for creating a designated area alongside an existing wall.

• Two Walls: This creates a corner enclosure with wire mesh on two adjacent walls. This is commonly used to section off a workspace or storage area.

• Three Walls: This design creates a room-like structure with wire mesh on three sides. One side would either remain open as an access point or it would be up against an existing wall. This is useful for creating secure cages or restricted areas.

• Four Walls: This forms a completely enclosed space with wire mesh on all four sides. Doors would be incorporated into one wall for access. 

Each of these standard layouts is able to incorporate a door into one of the wire partition panels. 

In addition to customizing the layout of your wire partition panels, you are also able to choose the type of mesh, the specific height of the panels, the door type and the door lock type to ensure that your wire partition or cage meets the specific safety & security measures you need.

To customize, click on the specific type of wire partition you are interested in and scroll down halfway to see all of the customizable options, including the standard layouts.

Take a look at our wide variety of wire partitions here: Wire Partitions

If you have any additional questions about wire partitions or need help customizing one for your specific space, give us a call at 980-443-2553, email us at [email protected] or live chat with us at WirePartitions.com and we’ll be happy to assist you!