Data centres run on fast replacements. Steel mesh cages keep drives, PSUs, rack rails and cabling sorted by part type, tracked and visible — pick through the half door while they sit stacked, count stock at a glance, and know a spare is missing before the swap-out, not during it. Designed, tested and shipped across Australia & New Zealand.

Drives, PSUs, fans and memory kept in labelled cages by part type, so a technician finds the replacement in seconds when a component fails.
Long rails, blanking panels, cable arms and mounting kits lie flat in a cage instead of leaning against a wall or cluttering the cage room.
Tubs of patch leads and fibre sorted by type and length, sitting inside the frame so the whole kit moves with one forklift or pallet-jack lift.
Stage a new hall or customer fit-out into cages, one per rack row, and roll the complete kit onto the floor when the install starts.
Faulty parts waiting for return to the vendor get their own cage, clearly separated from good stock so nothing goes back into service by mistake.
Retired servers and e-waste held securely and countably before disposal or data-destruction pickup.
Every part has a visible, labelled home. Less searching means shorter time to restore a failed component.
The half door folds down when unlocked, so technicians reach parts through the front while cages sit stacked — no destacking a tower to grab one drive.
Label holders, colour coding and asset numbering log every cage to a part type. When a component fails, you know the spare is there — and a missing one shows up at the count, not mid-swap.
Mesh sides and a lockable half door keep high-value spares controlled while staying visible for audits.
Loaded cages stack, so a store room gains vertical capacity without bolting racking into the slab.
Rollout cages fold flat once a deployment is done, freeing space in a store room where every square metre counts.


| Size | Footprint | Safe load | Typical use |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard cage | 1,140 × 1,140 mm | 1,000 kg | Drives, PSUs, general spares |
| Divided cage | 1,140 × 1,140 mm | 1,000 kg | Two part types in one footprint |
| Double cage | 2,280 × 1,140 mm | 1,000 kg | Rack rails, rollout kits |
Tell us your spares list, room size and how parts get issued. We size the cages around your process.
Yes. Each cage runs a half door that folds down when unlocked — pick parts through the front while it sits stacked, then lock it up to keep high-value spares controlled.
Yes. The half door folds down when unlocked, so a technician picks through the front of a stacked cage. The tower stays up — nothing has to be craned or destacked to reach one part.
They are finished in a hard-wearing RAL powder coat that doesn't shed and wipes down easily, suited to clean technical spaces.
Yes. Frames take label holders, colour coding and permanent asset numbering on volume orders, so spares track to a part type, hall or customer.
Frames take label holders, colour coding and permanent asset numbering, with NFC/RFID or QR/barcode plates available on volume orders. Each cage logs to a part type, hall or customer, so a missing spare shows up at the count — not when a component fails.
No. Loaded cages interlock and stack, so you gain vertical storage without installing or certifying racking.
They are forkable from all sides and move with a pallet jack, so a whole kit of spares relocates in one lift.
Custom solutions for your unique requirement are available for bulk orders. Send your part mix and room dimensions and we'll spec the frame around them.
Send your part mix, room dimensions and quantities. We quote within one working day.