How Aluminum Window Orders Move Through Our Production Schedule

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An aluminum window order at Techno Kol Uzi moves through six stages: inquiry, on-site measurement, written drawing and client approval, factory production, finishing, and installation. Each stage has to close before the next one starts, so the approved drawing and the final measurements largely decide the delivery date. Tracking the order by stage makes the timeline easy to follow.

Stage 1: Inquiry and Photos

Every order begins with an inquiry. Send us photos of the openings, the existing frames if any, and a short note on the wall type and floor level. The photos let our team check whether the job is a simple replacement or needs structural work. Clear photos at this stage prevent questions later and help us plan the job in the right order in our production schedule.

Photos of each opening from inside and outside
Notes on the wall type and any existing frames
Preferred opening direction and color

Stage 2: On-Site Measurement

A technician visits the site to take exact measurements of every opening. We measure width, height and depth at several points, because walls are rarely perfectly straight or square. The measurements are recorded on the spot and checked before we leave. Accurate site measurement is the single step that most affects whether the windows fit on the first attempt, so we do not skip it or rely on estimates alone.

Stage 3: Drawing, Specification and Approval

After measurement, our team prepares a drawing and a written specification covering frame profile, glass, opening type, hardware and finish. The drawing is sent to the client for approval. Production does not start until the approved drawing is signed off, because changes after production begins cost time. Clients who respond promptly to the drawing keep their order moving smoothly through the schedule.

What the approval includes

The approval confirms dimensions, opening direction, glass type and color. Any change requested after approval may require a revised drawing before we continue.

Stage 4: Factory Production

Once approved, the order enters production at our factory at 37 Rival Street in Tel Aviv. Aluminum profiles are cut, assembled and checked against the drawing, then glazing is fitted. Each window is inspected for square, alignment and smooth operation before it moves to the next step. Production is scheduled around the other orders in the workshop, so the position in the queue affects the start date.

Stage 5: Finishing and Quality Check

Finished aluminum windows receive their final color or coating and go through a last quality check. The check covers surface finish, seals, hardware movement and glass condition. Windows that pass are packed and labeled by project so they are easy to locate when the installation crew is ready. This step protects the finish during transport to the site.

Stage 6: Delivery and Installation

Installation is scheduled once the windows are ready and the site is prepared. The crew fixes the frames, seals the joints and tests opening and closing with the client. Site readiness, such as cleared openings and access, directly affects when installation can happen. Coordinating this step with the project manager keeps the final handover on the agreed date.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know where my aluminum window order is?

Each order is tracked by stage: inquiry, measurement, approval, production, finishing and installation. Ask your contact for the current stage, and we will confirm what is pending.

What can delay an aluminum window order?

The most common delays are slow approval of the drawing, changes to measurements or specification after production starts, and site access problems at installation. Quick responses at each stage help avoid them.

Do you measure the openings yourselves?

Yes. Our technician visits the site and measures each opening at several points, because walls are rarely perfectly straight. We do not rely only on estimates.

Can I change the design after I approve the drawing?

Changes are possible but may require a revised drawing and can affect the production schedule. It is best to review the drawing carefully before signing it off.

Common mistakes to avoid

Approving the drawing quickly without checking dimensions and opening direction is a frequent mistake that leads to rework. Delaying site preparation also pushes back the installation date.

Our recommendation

Before approving the drawing, check each opening's dimensions against the site and confirm the opening direction for every window. Keep the site clear and accessible before the installation date is set.

Summary

Aluminum window orders move through six stages, and each approved stage keeps the schedule on track. Quick approvals and accurate site measurements help deliveries arrive on time.

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