Book an On-Site Measurement Visit for Your Handrail Project

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An on-site measurement visit means a technician comes to your property to measure the stairs, balcony or landing where the handrail will go, and checks the wall, floor and surroundings before anything is made. Booking this visit gives you an accurate drawing and written specification before production starts. It is the step that prevents mismatched sections and rework later.

What the Measurement Visit Covers

The visit is focused on the exact place where the handrail will be installed. Our technician measures the length of each run, the height at the starting and ending points, the angle of the stairs or slope, and the distance from the wall or edge. We also check the type of surface the rail will be fixed to, whether that is concrete, tile, stone or a steel stringer.

Length and height of every section
Wall, floor and edge conditions
Fixing points and anchor options
Corners, curves and landings

How to Prepare Before the Appointment

A little preparation helps the visit go smoothly. Clear the stairs or balcony so the technician can reach every point, and make sure someone who can make decisions about the design is present. If you already have photos, bring them or send them in advance so we can see the overall setting.

If the handrail connects to an existing railing, note which parts you want to keep and which you want replaced. Having a rough idea of the style you prefer, such as a simple round tube or a more decorative pattern, will make the discussion faster.

What Happens After the Visit

Once the measurements are taken, we prepare a drawing and a written specification that describes the materials, finish and fixing method. You review these documents and approve them before any production starts. This step lets you confirm that every detail matches what you expect.

Production then takes place in our factory, followed by the chosen finish such as hot-dip galvanizing or powder coating. The handrail is installed once it is ready.

Safety and Standards Checks

A handrail has to be strong, stable and at a suitable height for the people who use it. During the visit we look at the fixing surface and the geometry of the run so the design can follow the Israeli railing standard SI 1142. We do not guess at exact values on site; the required heights and loads are checked with the engineer and confirmed in the written specification.

Who Should Attend the Visit

Homeowners usually attend, but it is also useful to include the person who will be responsible for decisions, such as a building committee representative, an architect or an interior designer. When several parties are involved, having everyone present reduces back-and-forth later.

Homeowner or property owner
Building committee representative, if relevant
Architect or interior designer

How to Schedule Your Visit

To book a measurement appointment, contact us with a short description of your project and a few photos of the area. Tell us the address, the type of handrail you need and any time constraints. We will reply with an available date and time for the visit at your property.

Measurement appointments are scheduled in advance, so reaching out early helps keep your project moving. Our factory is located at 37 Rival Street in Tel Aviv, and we work on projects throughout the surrounding area.

Frequently asked questions

Is the on-site measurement visit required?

For a custom handrail, yes, because the exact length, angle and fixing points must be measured on site. Ordering from photos alone can lead to pieces that do not fit.

How long does the visit take?

The length depends on the number of runs and the complexity of the stairs or balcony. Most visits are short, and the technician will explain the process as they measure.

Do I need to be home during the measurement?

Your presence is recommended so you can confirm the design choices and answer questions about the area. If you cannot attend, make sure someone authorized to decide is there.

What happens if the measurements change after approval?

If the site conditions or your design change after approval, we will review the specification and adjust it before production. Clear communication at the visit helps prevent this.

Common mistakes to avoid

A common mistake is measuring the handrail yourself and ordering without a site visit, which often leads to incorrect lengths or fixing points. Another is leaving decisions about height, finish or fixing method until after production starts.

Our recommendation

Confirm the fixing surface and the final drawing before approving production, and ask for the specification in writing so every detail is agreed in advance.

Summary

An on-site measurement visit gives you an accurate, approved plan for your handrail before anything is made. Book it early and prepare the area so the visit is quick and productive.

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