Glass Partition Site Survey: Booking Your On-Site Measurement

What Happens During the Survey

When you book a glass partition site survey, one of our technicians visits your space at the time agreed with you. The visit is practical and usually focused on a few key points. We measure the exact width and height of the area, check whether the floor is level, and look at the wall or ceiling where the partition will be fixed.

• Exact dimensions at several points, since walls are rarely perfectly square
• Floor and ceiling conditions and any slope
• Position of doors, switches, pipes and electrical lines

We also discuss how the space is used so the layout suits daily life.

How to Prepare Before the Visit

Preparation makes the survey faster and more accurate. Clear the area around the planned partition so the technician can reach the walls, floor and ceiling. Have any existing plans or photos ready, and note any problems you already know about, such as damp, cracks or uneven tiles.

If the partition will sit beside a door or window, make sure those are accessible during the visit. Tell us about any finishing work planned, like flooring or painting, because the order of work can affect measurements.

What You Receive After the Survey

After the visit, we prepare a drawing and a written specification based on the measurements taken on site. The specification describes the glass type, frame or fixing method, dimensions, door arrangement and finish. You review the documents and approve them before production starts.

Nothing goes into the factory until you have confirmed the details. This keeps changes to a minimum and avoids surprises at installation.

Common Site Issues We Check

Many surveys reveal conditions that are easy to plan for when they are known early. We look for an uneven floor that may need a base or shim, walls that are out of plumb, and ceilings that will need a suitable fixing point. We also check for hidden services such as cables and pipes that must not be drilled.

Glass partitions are heavy, so the fixing method depends on the wall type. We note whether the wall is solid block, plasterboard or another material, and recommend the appropriate fixing approach.

Booking Your Survey

To book, send us a few photos of the space and a rough description of what you need, such as a full-height partition or a glass vitrine. This helps us prepare for the visit. We then agree on a time that suits you.

Our team is based at 37 Rival Street, Tel Aviv, and we arrange survey visits for clients across the area. Please tell us your address when you book so we can confirm the visit.

After Approval: From Survey to Installation

Once you approve the drawing and specification, production begins in our factory. We cut and assemble the frames and glass to the measured dimensions, then deliver and install the partition at your site. Because the survey was done on location, the parts should fit the space as planned.

If you are working with an architect, interior designer or building committee, we can share the survey results with them so everyone works from the same information.

Frequently asked questions

Is a site survey required before ordering a glass partition?

A survey is strongly recommended because the glass is made to measure. Measurements taken on site reduce the risk of errors in size and fixing.

How long does the survey visit take?

The length depends on the size and complexity of the space. Simple areas are measured quickly, while larger or more detailed spaces take longer, and we confirm the timing when you book.

Do I need to be present during the survey?

It is helpful if you or a representative are present, so questions about the layout and use of the space can be answered on the spot.

What if the walls or floor are not level?

This is common, and we record it during the survey. We then plan the base, fixing or adjustment needed so the partition sits correctly.

Common mistakes to avoid

Many clients skip the survey and order from rough sketches, which often leads to mismatched sizes and fixing problems. Also avoid clearing the space too late, since blocked walls and floors slow the visit and can reduce accuracy.

Our recommendation

Book the survey before finalizing the layout, and have any flooring or wall finishes planned in advance so the measurements reflect the final conditions. Ask for the written specification and check door positions and fixing details before you approve.

Summary

A glass partition site survey gives you accurate measurements, a clear specification and early identification of site issues. Booking it before production is the simplest way to get a partition that fits.

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