
How to Book a Professional Installation for Belgian Profile Windows
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To book window installation for Belgian steel-look profile windows, start with an inquiry including photos, then arrange an on-site measurement and approve a written drawing and specification. After approval, the units are produced in our Tel Aviv factory, finished, and installed by our team.
Step 1: Send an Inquiry with Photos
The first step is a short inquiry with clear photos of each opening you want to fit. Include a wide shot of the wall and a close shot of the frame edges, so we can see the existing structure and any obstacles.
- Photos of each window or door opening
- Rough notes on how the opening is used, such as a balcony door or a bathroom window
- Your preferred colour or finish, if you already have one in mind
This helps us understand the job before we visit, so the measurement appointment is more useful for both sides.
Step 2: On-Site Measurement
After reviewing your inquiry, a member of our team visits the property to take precise measurements. We check each opening for squareness, level and depth, because these details decide how the profile sits in the wall.
Measuring on site is essential for steel-look profiles. Walls are rarely perfectly straight, and an opening measured from a sketch can end up slightly off. Taking the time to measure carefully prevents costly corrections later.
Step 3: Drawing and Written Specification
Once the measurements are complete, we prepare a drawing of each unit and a written specification. The document covers dimensions, profile type, opening direction, glazing, hardware and finish.
What to check before you approve
Read the drawing carefully and confirm that every opening, direction and size matches what you expect. Ask questions about anything unclear. Your approval is the signal that production can begin, so it is worth reviewing properly.
Step 4: Client Approval
We send the drawing and specification for your written approval. Nothing goes into production until you have confirmed the details. If you want a change, tell us and we will update the drawing and send it back to you.
Keeping a copy of the approved specification is useful, especially if other trades such as plasterers or tilers are working in the same area during the project.
Step 5: Production and Finishing
Approved units are manufactured in our factory at Rival Street 37 in Tel Aviv. Each profile is cut, assembled and checked against the drawing before it leaves the workshop.
Finishing protects the steel-look profiles for the long term. Depending on the specification, pieces may receive hot-dip galvanizing and powder coating, which give a durable surface suited to Israeli weather.
Step 6: Professional Installation
Our installation team fits the windows and doors on the agreed date. They check level, plumb and alignment at every opening, then secure and seal each unit so it operates smoothly.
Before the team leaves, we walk through the openings with you, explain how to operate the hardware and confirm that everything matches the approved specification. Keep the date flexible enough to allow for the time needed to clean up the site.
Frequently asked questions
How far in advance should I book window installation?
Book as early as you can once your openings are known, since production follows approval of the drawing. Ask our team for the current schedule when you send your inquiry.
Do I need to be home for the measurement?
It helps to be there or have someone with access to every opening, so the team can measure and ask questions. Make sure they can reach balconies and rooms that need checking.
Can I change the design after approving the drawing?
Yes, changes are possible, but they must be made before production starts. Tell us as soon as you spot an issue, and we will issue a revised drawing for your approval.
Does the installation team also handle the finishing work?
Our team focuses on fitting the units, sealing and checking operation. Plastering, painting and tiling around the frames are usually handled by your own contractors.
Common mistakes to avoid
Many customers approve a drawing without checking openings and directions carefully, or book installation before confirming the measurements. Both lead to delays and adjustments that are easy to avoid.
Our recommendation
Check every dimension and opening direction on the drawing against your own plan before signing, and ask for the written specification to be attached to your records.
Summary
Booking Belgian steel-look profile window installation follows a clear path: inquiry with photos, on-site measurement, approved drawing, factory production with finishing, and professional fitting.
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Send us photos of your openings today and we will guide you
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