Mesh partitioning & cages in Belfast
Belfast's harbour has shaped its industry for well over a century. Aerospace, shipbuilding and freight forwarding all cluster near the water, and we plan Northern Ireland installs as dedicated visits with materials shipped ahead.
- M1
- M2
- M3
- A12
- Port of Belfast Logistics Zone
- Boucher Road Industrial Area
- Duncrue Industrial Estate
- Titanic Quarter Commercial Zone
- Aerospace assembly
- Naval shipbuilding
- Maritime freight forwarding
- Food distribution
- Lisburn
- Newtownabbey
- Bangor
- Castlereagh
- Carrickfergus
Local roads
The M1 heads south-west toward Lisburn, the M2 runs north past the harbour toward Newtownabbey, and the short M3 links the two across the Lagan. The A12 Westlink ties the network together through the city.
Industrial areas
The Port of Belfast Logistics Zone and Duncrue Industrial Estate sit on the harbour's north side with warehousing and freight operators. Boucher Road Industrial Area in the south of the city hosts trade and distribution businesses, and the Titanic Quarter Commercial Zone mixes engineering with commercial occupiers.
Applications
Aerospace assembly calls for guarded cells and controlled-access stores. Naval shipbuilding needs secure compounds for tooling and components. Freight forwarders use mesh cages to hold consignments awaiting clearance, and food distributors partition chilled, ambient and packaging areas.