McCain Walls systems are a modern, modular solution for temporary and permanent walls, partitions, and barricades. Made from 100% recyclable aluminum, the sleek and versatile wall panels can be easily configured for any project specification and are ideal for multi-phase jobs.
McCain Walls are substantially stronger and durable. Manufactured from high-quality .090 THK 5052 aluminum, our modular walls provide a high degree of security and strength, compared to drywall.
Individual panels can be quickly removed and replaced without disassembling the entire wall. To order a replacement panel contact us at 760.295.9230.
Panels can be stacked on pallets that were provided with shipment. They take up minimal space.
To request a quote, contact us at 760.295.9230 or submit a request.
Lead time varies on the order of size, but generally the turnaround is quick. We have inventory in stock ready to ship out. For accurate information regarding your order, contact us.
McCain Walls UL test results meet Class A Fire rating.
Yes, all of the McCain Walls components, including panels, rails, and door kits are manufactured in in San Diego, CA by McCain Manufacturing.
Yes, McCain Walls can be used over and over again, which allows bottom lines to be increased by prorating the price over multiple jobs or phases at a fraction of the cost of comparable drywall barricades.
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The finish on the aluminum panels will prevent corrosion, and will not be affected by moisture.
Yes, we have engineers who can build to your specific needs.
Our competitors generally use plastic panels or compressed MSDS plywood. McCain Walls are manufactured from industrial-strength aluminum panels, finished in a high-gloss white powder coat.
Unlike traditional drywall that can only be used once, McCain Walls are designed to be reused as many times and are ideal for multiphase projects. With its high-quality, durable powder coating finish, the modular temporary walls can handle multiple reconfigurations.
Yes! Take advantage of IRS Section 179 that treats modular walls as depreciable personal property (asset, equipment). Verify with your tax advisor on how to leverage the accelerated tax depreciation benefit.
McCain Walls are available in 8' and 10' standard heights. Modular wal systems can be stacked to achieve a taller heights, and custom heights are available depending on the scope of the project. For details contact us.
Yes. All McCain Walls can be reconfigured to meet any job specifications. In order to easily increase the length of McCain Walls system, additional rails and panels can be ordered. To reduce the length, simply remove panels and cut rails to desired length. For additional information on increasing or reducing the length of your McCain Walls system, contact your sales representative.
Unlike traditional drywall that can only be used once, McCain Walls are designed to be reused as many times and are ideal for multi-phase projects. With its high-quality, durable powder coating finish, the modular temporary walls can handle multiple re-configurations.
There are various methods of doing this. It will depend on the job specifications. For details, contact us at 760.295.9230.
McCain Walls can be used indoors and outdoors. The powder coated metal panels shed water and do not warp or fatigue from exposure to sunlight or moisture.
Not usually. We will provide technical support for your installation.
The installation of a McCain Walls system is quick, easy, and hassle-free. It can be done at the fraction of the time and cost it takes to build a traditional drywall system. While a drywall system will take days to complete, a McCain Walls system will go up in a matter of hours with easy-to-follow, step-by-step installation instructions.
Yes. Each McCain Walls system comes with basic, easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions, making the installation hassle-free. Instructions are included in each McCain Walls kits and are available online.
A standard 30'L modular, temporary wall system with a single door can be installed in two man hours, as done at the UC San Diego Medical Center.
Anchor mounts and sandbag mounts are available, as well as ceiling mounts for these type of special projects.
McCain Walls can be attached to an existing drywall system using standard drywall anchoring methods (screws, anchors, steel studs, 3M™ double-sided tape, etc.).
McCain Walls modular temporary system can be mounted to the floor, ceiling, and or existing wall structures using various mounting methods. Depending on the project specifications, will depend on what type of mounting features are used.
McCain Walls systems are powder coated in a high-quality, superior high-gloss white finish. Optional coatings are available.
Yes. Our walls are powder coated in a smooth, high-quality finish ready for graphic applications, enhancing your brand management. The high-durable finish is ideal for adding graphics to communicate a brand message. We do not provide the graphics.
No, we do not supply them, but our walls are graphics ready. We recommend transit graphics with removable adhesive. Please see your graphics installer for further recommendations.
Yes, superior anti-graffiti & anti-microbial coatings are available as an option.
McCain Manufacturing will provide touch up paint if needed, but our high-quality, powder coat finish is very durable. Contact your sales representative for details.
Yes. Commercial-grade aluminum doors are available as an option in single and double-door configurations, and can be placed as needed.
Yes. Doors have commercial-lever type lock sets, and can accommodate lock sets with 2 3/4" back set if needed. Interchangeable core lock sets are available as an added option.
The open-back wall panels with built-in beams are sized to accept insulation that will help absorb sound, and reduce noise.
Our McCain Walls have smooth corners and do not require corner guards; we do not provide corner guards. If your project requires corner guards, any commercial guard can be applied with a spray adhesive.
Yes, our doors can accommodate a 2 3/4" backset. A variety of locksets made by Schaefer will fit our doors.
Swivel doors are not an option at this time.
Yes.
Yes.
Yes, we have a closure kit.
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Yes. McCain Walls are manufactured with recyclable aluminum material and is a reusable product, unlike drywall that can only be used once and is not recyclable.
McCain Walls are designed to be reused as many times, and recycled when it is no longer needed, avoiding unnecessary landfill waste.
Possibly, but we do not certify our shipments in any particular manner. For information on LEED points, visit U.S. Green Building Council .
LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is the most widely used green building rating system in the world.
Available for virtually all building project types, from new construction to interior fit-outs and operation and maintenance, LEED provides a framework that project teams can apply to create healthy, highly-efficient, and cost-saving green buildings.
LEED certification is a globally recognized symbol of sustainability achievement and works on a system of points (credits) in a wide variety of categories.
Applicable for all type of buildings, LEED is based on prerequisites and credits that a project meets to achieve a certification level: Certified, Silver, Gold, and Platinum.
The United States Green Building Council (USGBC) is responsible for regulating LEED credits.
USGBC was established in 1993 with a mission to promote sustainability-focused practices in the building industry.
Representatives from around 60 firms and several nonprofits gathered that April in the American Institute of Architects’ boardroom for the founding meeting.
Ideas were shared for an open and balanced coalition spanning the entire building industry and for a green building rating system, which would later become LEED. Since the rating system’s unveiling in 2000, it has become an international standard for environmentally sound buildings, certifying hundreds of thousands of square feet per day.
LEED v4 is the most current version and is designed to up the ante with a more flexible, performance-based approach that calls for measurable results throughout a building’s life cycle. It also allows for a more streamlined user experience and more goal-oriented credits.
LEED v4 is organized to promote action in six key areas, known as credit categories:
Under each of these credits, categories are a collection of mandatory and optional strategies. Mandatory strategies are deemed “prerequisites” for entering the system, while optional strategies are referred to as “credits”. Each prerequisite and credit has a stated “intent” and a set of requirements.
To achieve certification, projects must document compliance with all prerequisites and a sufficient number of credit requirements to amass 40 of the available 100 points in LEED. Higher levels of achievement are rewarded with higher levels of certification:
LEED certification means healthier, more productive places, reduced stress on the environment by encouraging energy and resourceefficient buildings, and savings from increased building value, higher lease rates and decreased utility costs.
LEED-certified buildings will directly contribute $29.8 billion to U.S. GDP by2018.
All possibly qualifying categories are guidelines and require the buy-in of architects, general contractors, and owner partners.
Construction and Demolition Waste Planning/Management - to reduce construction and demolition waste disposed of in landfills and incineration facilities by recovering, reusing, and recycling materials.
Long-Term Commitment- to encourage choices that will conserve resources and reduce environmental harm from materials manufacturing and transport for tenants’ relocation.
Interiors Life-Cycle Impact Reduction- to encourage adaptive reuse and optimize the environmental performance of products and materials.
Construction and Demolition Waste Management- to reduce construction and demolition waste disposed of in landfills and incineration facilities by recovering, reusing, and recycling materials.
Building Product Disclosure and Optimization- Material Ingredients- to encourage the use of products and materials for which life-cycle information is available and that have environmentally, economically, and socially preferable life-cycle impacts. To reward project teams for selecting products for which the chemical ingredients in the product are inventoried using an accepted methodology and for selecting products verified to minimize the use and generation of harmful substances. To reward raw material manufacturers who produce products verified to have improved life-cycle impacts.
Low-Emitting Materials- to reduce concentrations of chemical contaminants that can damage air quality, human health, productivity, and the environment.
Construction Indoor Air Quality Management Plan- to promote the well-being of construction workers and building occupants by minimizing indoor air quality problems associated with construction and renovation.
For more information on LEED points visit USGBC.
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McCain Walls can be used on any new, remodel, or retrofit project across a multitude of industries which include:
Check out the gallery section to see how our customers are using modular wall systems in their projects.
