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| Kane Detention's Vantage Wall Woven Rod Barrier |
Below is a short list of prison and jail areas and their differences, along with suggested products that would be most appropriate for each.
1. LIVING UNITS
- Jails - Smaller / subdivided by multiple custody classification
- Products: Holding cells, detention benches, security screens
- Prisons - Larger / single-custody levels with a separate management unit
- Products: Woven rod barriers, woven rod doors
2. DINING
- Jails - Decentralized to living unit(s)
- Products: Security screens, woven rod barriers, woven rod partition
- Prisons - Centralized in dining hall(s)
- Products: Security screens, woven rod partition, woven rod barriers
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| A prison dining area featuring Kane Detention's Vantage Partition |
3. RECREATION
- Jails - Adjacent to living unit; generally no large outdoor areas; often a gym
- Products: Woven rod barriers, woven rod barriers with wire cloth backing, steel security ceiling
- Prisons - Centralized in gymnasium and outdoor recreation field
- Products: Woven rod barriers, woven rod barrier swith wire cloth backing, woven rod doors
4. PROGRAMS
- Jails - Limited, due to short time inmates are held in facility
- Products: Woven rod partitions, woven rod barriers
- Prisons - Education, vocational and industry activities provided to encourage maximum inmate participation
- Products: Woven rod barriers, security screens
5. MEDICAL
- Jails - Adjacent to living units; centralized medical treatment and infirmary
- Products: Woven rod barriers, security screens, woven rod doors
- Prisons - Treatment/infirmary centralized; triage adjacent to living units
- Products: Woven rod barriers, security screens, woven rod doors
To learn more about products for prisons and jails, CLICK HERE.
Check back tomorrow for "Jails vs. Prisons: (PART 2 of 2) Facility Differences & Suggested Products"
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