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For this project Flexiwall was recommended, designed and installed as it is durable enough for permanent applications yet can be easily reconfigured.

PD Ports approached various companies to find their solution and ultimately chose Westgate Global because of our competitive pricing, the superior quality of our product and our extensive experience in installing fabric partitioning solutions.

The DHL team at Daventry International Rail Freight Terminal (DIRFT) contacted Westgate Global for a partitioning solution to segregate storage of food and drink containers from non-food products.

Learn how a global logistics distribution center improved pedestrian safety by installing crash barriers from Westgate Global, effectively segregating vehicle and foot traffic to minimize risks and enhance workplace safety.

Explore how Westgate Global helped Halcion Express improve warehouse efficiency with a Flexiwall partition. This cost-effective, floor-to-ceiling solution segregated the loading bay, controlled dust and temperature, and supported future BRC certification. The solution also included crash barriers and access points for seamless operation.

Discover how Westgate Global helped EGGER create a controlled clean room within their warehouse using Flexiwall partitions. Learn about the fast installation process, custom design, and the benefits of a flexible, relocatable solution for EGGER’s growing needs.

Over twenty years ago, Egbert Taylor Group (the leading designer and manufacturer of recycling containers, aesthetic street furniture and galvanized steel containers for recycling and waste), called on Westgate Global to install an 80m long by 6m high partition wall in their UK warehouse. Recently they contacted Westgate Global again to relocate it.

Westgate Global were tasked with providing a partition that would deliver both temperature and odour control for Great Bear’s warehouse storage facility.

Westgate Global was called in by NFT Distribution to create a partition in a new build chilled warehouse at Tilbury Docks. This requirement had been driven by a new contract that required part of the existing warehouse to operate at a colder temperature.