Guide

Why lockable stillages matter

Open storage is easy to take from — for anyone. A lockable stillage keeps high-value stock where it belongs, controls who can access it and keeps your counts honest.

Shrinkage is a quiet cost

Parts that walk off a shelf rarely get reported. They show up months later as a stock discrepancy, a reorder you did not budget for or a job that stalls because a part is missing.

Securing high-value and high-demand items is the simplest way to stop that leak.

Control who gets in

A lockable cage turns access into a decision. Keys or padlocks sit with the people responsible for the stock, so every pick has an owner.

  • High-value parts and components
  • Tools and equipment on shared sites
  • Critical spares in data centres and plant rooms
  • Customer-owned stock held on consignment

Accurate inventory, fewer surprises

When only authorised people can open a cage, the count means something. Pair locking with labels, asset numbers or RFID and you know what is inside before you need it.

Secure without slowing things down

A lockable half door folds down when unlocked, so authorised staff can pick through the front even while cages are stacked. Security does not have to mean destacking a tower to reach one item.

Secure in transit and on site

Locked cages protect stock on the truck, at the depot and on building sites overnight. A sealed or padlocked cage also makes tampering obvious at delivery.

Where to start

Tell us what you need to secure and how it is picked. We will spec a lockable cage with the right door, mesh and locking option for the job.

Need a hand speccing your storage?

Send your stock, weights and floor plan — we quote within one working day.