Book a Glass Stair Railing Site Visit at Techno Kol Uzi

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A glass stair railing site visit is an on-site measurement appointment where our team checks your staircase, floor and wall conditions, and fixing points before we produce anything. You receive a drawing and written specification to approve, and only then does manufacturing begin in our Tel Aviv factory.

What Happens During the Site Visit

During the visit, our technician walks the staircase with you and records every dimension that affects the railing. We measure the stair pitch, the length of each run, the landing sizes, and the height of the handrail line above the nosing. We also check the type of surface the posts or base channels will be fixed into, whether that is concrete, tile, or steel.

We photograph the area and note any obstacles such as wall niches, light fittings or uneven edges. Nothing is cut or ordered at this stage, so the visit is purely about gathering accurate information.

How to Prepare Before We Arrive

Clear the staircase and landings so the measurements can be taken safely. If tiling or plastering is still in progress, tell us, because the final finished surface affects where the fixings sit.

Have the architectural plan or sketch ready if you have one
Note the glass type or look you prefer, such as clear or tinted
Mark any wall areas where you want the railing to run continuously
Share photos of the staircase beforehand to speed up the visit

Frameless Glass Railing Details We Confirm

A frameless glass railing relies on the glass panels, the base channel or shoe, and the fixing method to perform well. We confirm whether the glass will be fixed to the floor, to the stair edge, or to the wall, and whether a top handrail is wanted. Each choice changes the required hardware and the final look.

We also discuss the glass thickness and edge finish in general terms. For exact structural values and load requirements, our engineer checks them against the Israeli railing standard SI 1142 before production, so your safety is never based on guesswork.

Drawing and Written Specification

After measuring, we prepare a drawing that shows the layout of each glass panel, the fixing points, and the handrail height. A written specification accompanies the drawing and lists materials, glass details, finishing and installation steps.

You review both documents and tell us about any changes. We revise until you are satisfied, and production only starts after your written approval.

From Approval to Production and Installation

Once you approve, the components are manufactured in our Tel Aviv workshop, which has been operating since 1945 and is run by the third generation of the family. Metal parts receive the finishing treatment specified, such as hot-dip galvanizing or powder coating, before they are delivered.

Installation is carried out by our team according to the approved drawing. We check alignment and fixing at each stage so the finished railing matches the measurements taken during the site visit.

Booking Your Visit

To book, send us a short inquiry with photos of the staircase and a rough description of the space. Our team then arranges a convenient time for the on-site measurement at your home or building.

Private homeowners, building committees, architects and interior designers are all welcome to request a visit. Share the staircase details early so we can plan the appointment efficiently.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to be home during the site visit?

It is helpful to be present so you can point out preferences and access areas. If that is not possible, arrange for someone who can show the staircase and answer questions on your behalf.

How long does a glass stair railing site visit take?

Most visits take a reasonable portion of an hour depending on the number of stair runs and landings. Complex staircases with several changes in direction naturally need more time.

Is anything ordered during the visit?

No. The visit is for measuring and recording conditions only. Production starts after you approve the drawing and written specification.

Can you work with an architect's drawings?

Yes. If your architect or interior designer has drawings, we use them as a reference and still verify every dimension on site before finalizing the design.

Common mistakes to avoid

Booking a measurement after tiling or plastering is fully finished can change fixing positions and cause delays. Also avoid choosing the glass look before confirming the fixing method, since the two decisions are linked.

Our recommendation

Measure the staircase after the final floor and wall finishes are in place, and share photos before the visit so our team can plan the right fixings. Ask for the drawing and written specification to be approved before any production begins.

Summary

A site visit lets us measure your staircase accurately and prepare a clear drawing and specification for your approval. Production begins only after you confirm the plan.

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