How to Request a Quote for a Custom Glass Balustrade

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To request a quote for a custom glass balustrade, send us photos of the space, the approximate length and height, and your preferred glass and frame style. We then arrange an on-site measurement and prepare a drawing and written specification for your approval before production begins.

What Information to Prepare Before You Contact Us

A clear inquiry saves time for both sides. Before you write to us, gather a few basic details about the balcony, terrace, staircase or floor opening where the glass railing will go.

Photos of the area from a few angles, including the floor or stair edge
Approximate length of each section and the total height you have in mind
Whether the base will be mounted on a concrete slab, a tile surface or a steel stair
Your preferred glass type, such as clear or tinted, and the frame or no-frame look

If you are not sure about any of these points, simply say so. We can advise based on the photos and the building.

Sending Your Inquiry with Photos

Send your inquiry with clear photos and a short description of how you use the space. Mention whether the balustrade is for a private home, a shared building stairwell, or a commercial entrance, because this affects the design and the approval steps.

Photos taken in daylight, showing the full edge and any walls or columns nearby, are the most helpful. Wide shots combined with a few close-ups of the mounting points give us a good first impression of what the installation will involve.

On-Site Measurement and Survey

After reviewing your inquiry, we arrange a visit to measure the area on site. Exact measurements matter, because a glass railing is made to fit your space and cannot simply be adjusted later.

During the visit we check the length of each run, the level of the floor or stair edge, the condition of the surface where the base will be fixed, and any obstacles such as pipes, lighting or door swings. We also discuss the glass thickness and fixing method that suit the structure.

What Your Written Proposal Should Include

Once measurements are complete, you receive a drawing and a written specification for your approval. Read it carefully before you agree. A good proposal should state:

Drawings of each section with dimensions and the fixing points
Glass type, thickness and finish, and the handrail or top profile design
Fixing method for the base, such as floor-mounted or side-mounted channels
Surface finishing of any metal parts
The steps, timing and responsibilities for installation

Please ask us to explain anything that is unclear before you give your approval.

Approval, Production and Installation

Production starts only after you approve the drawing and specification in writing. The glass and metal parts are then made in our factory on Rival Street in Tel Aviv, and metal components receive their finishing treatment before delivery.

Installation is carried out after the parts are ready and the site is confirmed to be prepared. If the railing must meet a specific safety standard for your project, mention it at the start so that the design and the fixings are planned accordingly. Exact values are checked with the engineer for your particular case.

Tips for Getting a Useful Proposal Quickly

A few simple habits make the process faster. Answer the questions we ask about the space, send all photos at once, and be specific about the look you want. Tell us whether you prefer a minimal frame or a more visible top handrail, and whether the glass should be clear or tinted.

If your project involves a building committee, contractor or architect, include them in the conversation early. This keeps approvals moving and avoids changes after production has begun.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to send exact measurements to request a quote?

Approximate lengths and heights are enough for the first inquiry. Exact measurements are taken during the on-site visit, which is needed before production.

Can you make a glass balustrade for a stair as well as a balcony?

Yes, we make glass railings for both balconies and stairs. Tell us which type of edge you have so the base and fixing method can be planned correctly.

What happens after I receive the proposal?

You review the drawing and written specification. Once you approve in writing, we begin production in our factory.

Is the proposal binding before I approve it?

No. The drawing and specification are for your review, and you are free to ask for changes before you give your approval.

Common mistakes to avoid

The most common mistake is sending a request without photos or with only rough sizes, which delays the measurement visit. Approving a proposal without checking the glass type and fixing method also leads to surprises later.

Our recommendation

Send us your photos and a note on how the space is used before the visit, and ask for the fixing method to be written into the specification. This gives you a clear picture of the finished railing before any work starts.

Summary

To request a quote for a custom glass balustrade, prepare photos and rough dimensions, arrange an on-site measurement, and approve a written drawing and specification before production. This process keeps the final railing accurate and well suited to your space.

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