How Do I Request a Quote for a Glass Partition Project?

What Information to Prepare Before You Contact Us

A clear first message saves time for both sides. Before you reach out, gather the basic facts about the project so we can understand its scope quickly.

• The location and type of space, such as an office, reception area, meeting room or retail floor
• The purpose of the partition, whether acoustic privacy, visual separation or display
• Approximate length and height, even if rough
• Preferred glass type, frame finish and any existing design references
• Your timeline and whether the project is part of a larger fit-out

Exact measurements can come later during the site visit.

Send Photos and a Short Description

Photos are one of the most useful inputs for a glass partition inquiry. Take pictures of the area from a few angles, including the floor, ceiling and both walls where the partition will connect. Include any nearby fixtures, doors or windows that affect the layout.

Add a short written description explaining what you want to achieve. A sentence or two about how the space is used is often enough to guide our first review.

The On-Site Measurement Visit

Once we review your inquiry, we arrange a visit to measure the space accurately. Glass work depends on precise dimensions, since floors and walls are rarely perfectly level or square. Our team checks these conditions and notes any details that could affect installation, such as floor finish, ceiling type or access routes for transporting large panels.

If you have facility or building management contacts, let them know in advance so access can be arranged smoothly.

Drawing, Specification and Your Approval

After the measurement, we prepare a drawing and a written specification covering the layout, glass type, frame system, hardware and finishing. This document is what you approve before any work begins. Reviewing it carefully with your team, including any designers or consultants, helps avoid changes later.

Where safety requirements apply to railings or edges, we note them in the specification and confirm details with the responsible engineer, since exact building standard values should always be verified for your project.

From Approval to Production and Installation

When you approve the drawing and specification, the work moves into our factory on Rival Street in Tel Aviv. Glass and metal components are cut, assembled and finished to the measured dimensions. Frame finishes such as powder coating are applied where specified before the partition is delivered.

Installation is planned around your schedule. We confirm the installation date and any requirements for the site in advance so the work can proceed with minimal disruption to your operations.

Comparing Quotes Fairly

When you receive offers from more than one supplier, compare them on the same basis. Check that each quote refers to the same drawing or specification, the same glass thickness and type, the same frame system and finish, and the same scope of installation.

• Confirm what is included, such as measurement, delivery and installation
• Ask how changes after approval are handled
• Clarify the expected lead time and what affects it

A detailed, like-for-like comparison makes the decision much clearer.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need drawings before requesting a quote?

No. A written description and photos are enough to start. We prepare the drawing ourselves after measuring the space on site.

How accurate do my measurements need to be in the first message?

Rough dimensions are fine for an initial inquiry. Exact measurements are taken during the site visit, which is essential for glass work.

Can you work with our architect or interior designer?

Yes. We regularly work with architects, designers and contractors, and we can review their drawings alongside the specification we prepare.

What happens if the layout changes after I approve the specification?

Changes are reviewed against the approved specification and discussed before production continues, so you understand any effect on the work.

Common mistakes to avoid

Sending an inquiry without photos or basic dimensions, and comparing quotes that cover different glass types or scopes. Both lead to confusion and avoidable revisions.

Our recommendation

Prepare a simple one-page brief with the space type, photos, rough dimensions and your timeline before you contact suppliers. This lets you request comparable quotes quickly and gives you a clear basis for decisions.

Summary

Gather basic details and photos, arrange an on-site measurement, approve a written drawing and specification, and then compare quotes on a like-for-like basis.

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