Arranging Delivery and Installation Appointment for Security Bars

Step 1: Start with an inquiry and photos

Begin by sending us photos of the windows or balconies where you want security bars. Photos help us understand the openings, the wall type and any obstacles such as shutters, air conditioners or existing frames. With this information we can tell you what kind of on-site visit is needed and roughly how the process will flow.

Having a short list of the openings and their purpose (bedroom, kitchen, balcony door) also speeds up the next stage.

Step 2: On-site measurement

Our team visits the property to measure every opening accurately. Measurements are taken at several points because walls and frames are rarely perfectly square. Accuracy at this stage prevents adjustments later, which is the most common cause of delays.

• Confirm access for the measuring team on the agreed day
• Point out any shutters, tracks or fixtures that affect the design
• Note which side of each window should open freely

Step 3: Drawing and written specification

After measuring, we prepare a drawing and a written specification showing bar layout, spacing, finish and fixing method. Please read it carefully and confirm every opening. Any change requested after approval can move the schedule, so it is worth checking details like handle positions and the color finish before signing off.

Step 4: Production and finishing

Once the drawing is approved, the bars are manufactured in our factory on Rival Street 37 in Tel Aviv. Iron elements are finished with the protective treatments we use for exterior work, such as hot-dip galvanizing and powder coating, which need their own time in the production plan. Aluminum parts follow their own process.

We will tell you when production is complete so the installation can be booked for the period that suits you.

Step 5: Setting the installation appointment

The installation date is agreed together with you once production is ready. Please tell us the times when someone will be home to give access and whether the building has any rules for work hours or elevator use. Planning the day with these details in mind avoids waiting on site.

• Choose a day when a responsible adult can be present
• Clear the area around the windows or balconies
• Let us know about parking or building access arrangements

Step 6: On-site installation and final check

The installation team fixes the bars securely and checks that each one operates as intended, including any opening sections or gates. We review the result with you before the team leaves, so any small adjustment can be made on the spot. For structural or safety questions, such as railing or fixing requirements, our engineer is available to confirm exact values rather than relying on estimates.

Frequently asked questions

How long before installation should I start the process?

Start as early as you can, because production and finishing take time after the drawing is approved. Contacting us early gives you more flexibility in choosing an installation window.

Do I need to be home during the measurement and installation?

Yes, or at least someone who can give access and make decisions about the design. Having an adult present helps us confirm details on the spot.

Can I change the design after the drawing is approved?

Changes are possible but they may affect production and the installation date. Please review the drawing carefully before approving it.

Do you install the bars yourselves?

Yes, our installation team carries out the fitting and a final check with you on site. Please contact us to confirm the arrangements for your project.

Common mistakes to avoid

The most common delay happens when clients approve a drawing too quickly and then request changes later. Also avoid booking an installation day before production is confirmed as ready.

Our recommendation

Settle the drawing, finish color and access details in one conversation, and only then agree on the installation day. This keeps the schedule firm from start to finish.

Summary

Scheduling security bar installation works best when measurement, drawing approval, production and access are planned in order. Clear details at each step lead to a smooth installation day.

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