Can You Order Security Bars in Bulk for an Apartment Building?

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Yes, Techno Kol Uzi manufactures window and balcony security bars to measure for apartment building projects, including multiple units ordered together. The process starts with photos and an on-site measurement, followed by a written specification that you approve before production begins.

Why Building Projects Order Security Bars in Bulk

When a building is being renovated or newly completed, the windows and balconies of every apartment usually need protection at the same time. Ordering in bulk lets a contractor or building committee handle one supplier, one measuring schedule and one approval cycle instead of dealing with each apartment separately.

Bulk orders also help keep the design consistent across the building, so the facade looks orderly from the street. Each unit is still measured individually, because window sizes often differ even within the same floor plan.

How the Ordering Process Works

Most projects follow the same sequence. You send an inquiry with photos of the openings, then the factory arranges an on-site measurement. From those measurements a drawing and a written specification are prepared for your review.

Inquiry with photos and unit list
On-site measurement of each opening
Drawing and written specification
Your approval
Production in the factory, then finishing and installation

What to Prepare Before You Contact Us

A clear unit list makes the process much faster. Note the apartment number, floor, and the location of each window or balcony, and mark which openings need bars and which need a different solution.

Photos taken straight on, along with a rough sketch of each opening, are very helpful. If the building is still under construction, confirm the wall and frame details with your site engineer before measurements are finalized.

Materials and Finishes for Shared Buildings

Security bars can be made from iron or aluminum, depending on the look and use you need. Iron is commonly chosen for a sturdy, traditional appearance, while aluminum is lighter and suits some modern facades.

For buildings, finish matters as much as strength. Hot-dip galvanizing and powder coating are the usual finishing options, and choosing a single color and finish across the project keeps the building looking uniform over time.

Approval, Production and Installation Timing

Production only starts after you approve the drawing and specification in writing, so it is worth checking dimensions, layout and finish carefully at this stage. Changes made after production begins are harder and slower to correct.

Once the work is produced and finished, installation is scheduled with the building manager or contractor. Coordinating access to each apartment in advance helps the installation go smoothly.

Safety and Compliance Considerations

Bars must be designed to protect the openings without blocking emergency escape. For balcony railings, the Israeli railing standard SI 1142 applies, and your engineer should confirm the required heights, spacing and load requirements for your specific building.

Exact technical values depend on the project, so we recommend checking them with the responsible engineer before the specification is signed off.

Frequently asked questions

Can you supply security bars for several apartments at once?

Yes, multiple units can be ordered together as one project. Each opening is still measured on site so every bar fits its own window or balcony correctly.

Do I need drawings before ordering?

You do not need drawings to start. We prepare a drawing and written specification after the on-site measurement, and production begins only after you approve it.

Can the bars match the existing building facade?

In many cases yes. Choosing the material and finish early lets the bars match the rest of the facade, and the color and finish can be agreed in the specification.

Who should I coordinate with for installation?

Coordinate with the building manager or contractor, who can arrange access to each apartment. Confirm the wall and frame details with the site engineer before installation.

Common mistakes to avoid

A common mistake is measuring openings from memory or ordering before the layout is fixed, which leads to bars that do not fit. Another is approving a specification without checking dimensions, finish and safety requirements with the engineer.

Our recommendation

Measure every opening on site rather than relying on the architectural plans, and agree on one material and finish for the whole building before approving the specification. This keeps the facade consistent and avoids costly corrections.

Summary

Security bars can be ordered in bulk for an apartment building, with each unit measured, specified and approved before production. Starting with a clear unit list and early engineer checks makes the project run smoothly.

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