Here is a project that we did for a customer needing warehouse enclosures. Hot Tub Liquidators in Henderson by the new Raiders workout facility. This is a chain-link enclosure 8 foot tall.
Raw chain link fences may seem unsightly or even troublesome, but they provide excellent security to any commercial or industrial property. The key is understanding the benefits of this highly effective fencing material. There are several uses for the larger structures found in warehouse enclosures.
Warehouse Enclosures
When it comes to warehouse enclosures, the most common material used for construction is steel. It doesn’t matter what type of warehouse you are operating – whether a distribution center or a manufacturing plant – the same principles of safety and security apply. In fact, it’s more than just steel that’s required to build a safe and secure environment. The primary materials of choice in such settings include chain link, aluminum and reinforced concrete. The reasons for their popularity are many, but the range of applications is vast.
Basic warehouse enclosures consists of four walls and one ceiling. These are typically constructed with insulated panels and mesh wiring. This provides an excellent level of protection from both heat and electricity, but there is another form of safety available in this environment as well. Ventilation systems are also commonly installed, both to maintain cleanliness and to reduce the risk of fire.
Many modern warehouse enclosures have welded mesh doors which offer excellent protection against accidental knocks, and breaks, but even the traditional wire partitions can be a hazard if they are poorly maintained.
The modern version of old-fashioned warehouse enclosures are often referred to as ‘chain-link fencing’. These units are generally constructed from steel or timber and are built to give full protection to the building. They are typically available in a variety of different configurations, depending on the specific needs of your business. A1 Fence LV can build these for any area in your facility.
If your warehouse unit has a section that separates it from public areas and parking spaces, you may want to consider installing some form of access control. This is particularly true for businesses that need to restrict the access of non-employees to the building but may also want to protect the area from visitors.
The most common forms of access control found on the market today are fences and gates, but there are some cost-effective chain link fencing options that are ideal for businesses that do not wish to invest in the more expensive materials. Chain-link fencing can easily be added to existing steel or timber enclosures and is a very flexible and secure option that will provide an effective level of security and safety for your warehouse.
No matter what type of enclosure you require, it is important that you get complete details from your local supplier. For example, some suppliers may only be able to supply you with standard steel or timber partition walls, and will not be able to supply you with any of the other optional accessories that may be necessary for your particular requirements.
It may even be worth considering contacting your local fire station and requesting assistance with any fire safety regulations your area has in place. Almost all fire stations have a comprehensive list of materials that they will be able to supply, and most will be happy to make any changes to your perimeter fencing design free of charge.
Choosing the cheapest supplier possible could prove to be a costly investment over time, as poor quality products will certainly prove to be ineffective and/or unsafe. Regardless of the type of enclosure you require, A1Fence LV will give you professional service at the best possible price.
