Get a Quote for Safety Glass Vitrines | Techno Kol Uzi

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To get a quote for safety glass vitrines, send photos and approximate dimensions, then arrange an on-site measurement so the glass is cut to exact size. The quote follows a written drawing and specification that you approve before production begins.

What Information to Prepare Before You Ask for a Quote

A clear inquiry makes the quote faster and more accurate. Start with photos of the space where the vitrine or partition will stand, and note the approximate width, height and depth. Tell us whether the unit is freestanding, wall-mounted or part of a room divider.

Purpose: display cabinet, shop counter, office partition or reception screen
Preferred glass type and whether you need a specific tint or frosting
Lighting plans, locks, shelves and any doors or sliding panels
Installation access: floor type, stairs, elevator size

Even rough notes help us understand the project before we visit.

How On-Site Measurement Works

Glass is cut to measure, so we visit the site to check the real dimensions. Walls are rarely perfectly straight or level, and a few millimeters can decide whether a panel fits. We measure the opening at several points, check floor levelness and note any obstacles such as skirting boards, pipes or electrical outlets.

Based on these measurements we prepare the technical drawing. Measuring on site before cutting avoids costly remakes and delays for the whole project.

What Your Written Quote and Specification Include

Your quote is backed by a written specification, not a verbal estimate. It describes the frame profile, the glass type and thickness, the fittings, the finish and the installation scope. You can compare each item against your plan and ask for changes before anything is produced.

Drawing with dimensions and elevation views
Glass specification, including safety glass type
Finish and hardware list
Installation and site preparation notes

Once you approve the drawing and specification in writing, production begins.

Safety Glass Requirements and Standards

Safety glass is used where a break could cause injury, such as low partitions, doors, shop fronts and areas with heavy foot traffic. Tempered and laminated glass are the common choices, and each behaves differently when impacted. Laminated glass holds fragments together, while tempered glass breaks into small pieces.

Where glass is used as a balustrade or barrier, the Israeli railing standard SI 1142 applies in general terms. Exact load and height values depend on the specific project, so we confirm them with the engineer for your building before the design is final.

Production, Finishing and Installation

Every unit is made in our factory at 37 Rival Street, Tel Aviv, where metal frames are cut, welded and finished to the approved drawing. Glass is cut and processed to the measured sizes and then fitted to the frame. Finishing options such as powder coating or galvanizing are chosen to suit the environment and the look you want.

Installation is carried out by our team. We check level, fixing points and alignment before leaving the site, so the unit works correctly from the first day.

Next Steps to Place Your Order

Once you send your inquiry, we confirm the visit, carry out the measurement and send the drawing and written quote. After you approve the specification, we confirm the production schedule and let you know when installation can be arranged. Keep the approved drawing, as it becomes the reference for any later changes.

If anything is unclear, you can ask at any stage before the order goes into production.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to measure the space myself before requesting a quote?

Rough measurements and photos help us start, but we still measure on site before cutting any glass. This ensures the unit fits the real opening.

What is the difference between tempered and laminated safety glass?

Tempered glass breaks into small granular pieces when stressed, while laminated glass holds together with an inner film. The right choice depends on where the vitrine or partition is used and the safety requirements of the space.

Do you handle the installation as well?

Yes, our team installs the unit and checks level, fixing and alignment before leaving the site.

Can the quote be changed after I approve the drawing?

Changes can be made before production starts. Once the drawing and specification are approved, any further change is reviewed and confirmed in writing.

Common mistakes to avoid

Ordering glass from rough measurements without checking the real opening is the most common error, since walls are rarely perfectly straight. Also avoid choosing glass type without considering how the space is used and who will be near it.

Our recommendation

Before approving your quote, ask for a written drawing with dimensions and confirm the glass type and fixings for your specific use. Have the installation area checked for level and access so the work can proceed without delays.

Summary

A proper safety glass vitrine quote starts with photos and approximate sizes, followed by on-site measurement and a written, approved specification. This keeps the final unit accurate, safe and right the first time.

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