Do You Supply Glass Vitrines for Museums and Exhibitions?

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Yes. Techno Kol Uzi Ltd. manufactures custom glass vitrines and glass partitions for museums, galleries and exhibitions, built to the exact dimensions and display requirements of each project. We work from a written specification and approved drawings, then produce and install the units at your venue.

What We Make for Museums and Exhibitions

We manufacture glass display vitrines and glass partitions designed to measure. Every unit is shaped around the room, the object being shown and the way visitors will move past it. Our work includes display cases with glass tops and sides, freestanding vitrines, wall-mounted cases and glass partitions that separate exhibition zones without blocking sightlines.

Because we manufacture in our own workshop in Tel Aviv, we can adapt frame profiles, glass thickness and finishes to suit the project rather than fitting it to a standard catalogue item.

How the Process Works With Curators

Most projects follow the same sequence. You send an inquiry with photos or a rough plan, we visit the site to take measurements, and we prepare a drawing and written specification for your review. Production starts only after you approve the drawing.

Inquiry with photos and the intended use of the case
On-site measurement
Drawing and written specification for approval
Production in our factory
Finishing and installation at the venue

Choosing Glass, Frames and Finishes

The right choice depends on what is displayed and where. Glass type, thickness and whether it is laminated should match the weight of the objects, the lighting and the expected handling. Frame profiles and finishes affect both appearance and durability, so we discuss them early with the curator or designer.

For exact glass specifications and load requirements, we confirm the details with our engineer for each project rather than relying on general guidance.

Access, Security and Maintenance

Exhibition cases often need to open for installation, cleaning or object changes. We can plan access points such as hinged or removable panels, and discuss locking arrangements that suit your security protocol. Clear planning at the drawing stage avoids costly changes once the unit is built.

Choose materials and fittings that are easy to clean and maintain, since display glass is handled and viewed daily.

Partitions for Exhibition Layouts

Glass partitions help divide large halls into zones while keeping the space open and bright. They work well for separating a children's area from a main gallery, creating a quiet room for a sensitive exhibit or guiding visitor flow. We design partitions to match the vitrines in the same exhibition so the overall look stays consistent.

Timing and Coordination on Site

Exhibition schedules are tight, so we recommend sharing your opening date and installation window early. We coordinate measurement, approval and installation with your team, and confirm site access, floor conditions and the order of work with you before we arrive. Please speak with us directly for current lead times for your project.

Frequently asked questions

Do you make one-off vitrines for a single temporary exhibition?

Yes. We make custom units for individual exhibitions as well as permanent display installations. Each project is designed from your measurements and specification.

Can you match the look of existing display cases in our museum?

In most cases, yes. Send photos and any available details of the existing units, and we will review the profile, finish and glass options with you before preparing a drawing.

Do you install the vitrines at the venue?

Our process includes installation as part of the project. We coordinate timing and site access with your team beforehand.

What information should I send with my first inquiry?

Include photos of the space, the approximate dimensions if you have them, what will be displayed, and your installation timeline. This helps us prepare an accurate measurement visit.

Common mistakes to avoid

Ordering a vitrine before the object dimensions, lighting and handling needs are confirmed, which often leads to redesigns. Leaving glass and access decisions until installation day also causes delays.

Our recommendation

Send your object list and room plan before the first measurement visit, and ask for the drawing and written specification to be approved before production begins. Involve the conservator in decisions about glass type and lighting early.

Summary

Techno Kol Uzi manufactures custom glass vitrines and glass partitions for museums and exhibitions, from measurement and drawing through production and installation at your venue.

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