Due to the welded-wire construction these panels require fewer nuts and bolts, and won’t unravel if you need to cut around a pipe or other obstruction.

Stack wall panels horizontally to form 8-, 10-, or 12-ft. high partitions. All have a modular design, which makes them easier to assemble and relocate than woven-wire models. There are 1" bends around the top and bottom of each wall panel for extra rigidity. Bolt wall panels together horizontally at the bends and then vertically to posts.

To Order – Please feel free to contact us or e-mail your drawing to chi.sales@mcmaster.com if you would like help determining what components you’ll need.

1. Make a rough drawing of your partition, including overall width, depth, and height.

2. Indicate location, size, and style of door panels. Choose from hinged and sliding doors. Door opening directions are determined when standing outside the partition. If you want to fill the space above the doors on 10- and 12-ft. high partitions, order one transom kit per door. Transoms can be cut to match your door width.

3. Determine the number of wall panels you’ll need. Wall panels can be stacked to reach desired partition height and cut if you need them to be less than 4- or 8-ft. wide between posts.

4. Use posts between each wall panel, on both sides of doors, and at corners. Order extensions to make 10- or 12-ft. high posts.

5. For added support and a more finished look, add top cap rails to panels. They can be cut to length.

6. If your partition will make use of an existing wall, order one wall mounting kit for each panel you'll connect to the wall.