Execution:

Step 1: Site Assessment and Customization The project began with a comprehensive site assessment to determine optimal placement and dimensions for the installations. The facility’s layout and departmental requirements were analyzed to ensure seamless integration of the solutions.

Step 2: Fabrication and Installation

• The mesh partitioning cage was fabricated with precision to meet the specified dimensions and requirements. The 7.6-meter-long cage was installed with structural stability in mind, incorporating the 1300 mm returns for added support.

• The longspan shelving units were assembled on-site to ensure accurate fitting and stability. The use of chipboard for shelving provided durability, while the mesh tops ensured compliance with sprinkler regulations.

Step 3: Security Enhancements

• All double doors were fitted with secure locking mechanisms, allowing controlled access to authorized personnel only.

• The mesh design offered visibility, enabling easy monitoring of stored items without compromising security.

Step 4: Quality Assurance and Handover

• Post-installation, the solutions were inspected to ensure compliance with safety standards and client requirements. Adjustments were made where necessary to perfect the alignment and functionality of the systems.

Outcome:

The facilities management company achieved its objectives of:

• Providing a secure, organized environment for IT equipment and high-value items.

• Ensuring compliance with fire safety regulations, specifically water sprinkler systems.

• Enhancing operational efficiency by offering tailored storage solutions to different departments.

Client Feedback: The client praised the professionalism and attention to detail exhibited during the project. They noted the robust construction, aesthetic appeal, and seamless functionality of the mesh partitioning and shelving solutions. The company reported a significant improvement in asset security and ease of access management.