Chain Link Cages for Warehouses: Cost and How They Are Built

A chain link storage cage inside a warehouse usually runs about $3,800 to $10,000 installed. The price depends on the size of the cage, how many of its sides need fence, and the gates.

How a warehouse cage is built

Warehouse cages are usually built tall, from galvanized chain link. The height depends on what the cage needs to hold and on the space. The posts are usually mounted on steel base plates bolted to the concrete floor, and they can also be core-drilled into the slab. The method depends on the site.

Using the building walls

A cage can use the building walls as some of its sides, which reduces the amount of fence it needs. A cage in the open needs fence on every side.

Gates and hardware

A cage usually has at least one walk gate. A self-closing hinge can be added so the gate closes on its own.

What it costs

The price depends on the size of the cage, the number of sides that need fence, the number of gates, and the gate hardware. A smaller cage that uses the building walls sits at the low end of the range, and a larger cage with fence on every side sits at the high end.

Chain link pricing for outdoor fences is in what a commercial chain link fence costs.

What to send us

To price a cage, we need:

• The length and width of the cage
• Which sides are building walls
• The number and width of the gates
• A photo of the area