How to Schedule Door Installation for Your Iron or Aluminum Door

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To schedule door installation for an iron or aluminum door, start with an inquiry including photos, then arrange an on-site measurement so the door is made to your exact opening. Once you approve the written specification, the door is produced and finished in our Tel Aviv factory and then fitted at a date agreed with you.

Start with a clear inquiry

The fastest way to book your door is to send us a short inquiry with clear photos of the opening, the surrounding wall and the side where the door should open. Tell us whether you need an iron door, an aluminum door, or a combination, and mention any special needs such as a security lock, a glass panel or a specific color.

A good inquiry lets us understand the project before we visit, which helps us plan the visit and the production schedule more accurately.

Book the on-site measurement

After reviewing your inquiry, we arrange a visit to measure the opening. Measuring on site matters because walls are rarely perfectly straight or square, and a door built to a drawing alone may not fit.

Check that the wall and floor are roughly where you expect them to be.
Note any obstacles such as tiles, thresholds or electrical boxes near the frame.
Decide together on the direction of opening and hinge side.

Approve the drawing and specification

Following the measurement, we prepare a drawing and a written specification covering dimensions, profile type, frame details, hardware and finish. Read it carefully and ask questions before approving. Changes are much easier to make at this stage than after production has started.

Once you give written approval, the order moves to production and you will know the planned timing for the next steps.

Production and finishing in our factory

Your door is manufactured in our Tel Aviv factory, which has worked with iron, aluminum and steel since 1945. Iron doors can be hot-dip galvanized and powder coated for protection against weather, while aluminum profiles are finished to suit the building and your taste.

Finishing takes place after assembly, and we check the door for fit and appearance before it leaves the workshop.

Agree on the fitting date

When the door is ready, we agree on a fitting date that works for you, your building committee if needed, and your contractor. Let us know in advance about access to the building, parking for our vehicle and any work that must be finished first, such as plastering or tiling around the frame.

Confirm the date in writing so everyone involved knows what to expect.

What happens on installation day

Our team delivers the door, removes the old one if agreed, fixes the frame, aligns the leaf and tests the locks, hinges and closing action. The frame is secured to the structure and the gap is sealed so the door opens and closes smoothly.

Before the team leaves, walk through the door together, check the hardware and ask any questions about daily use or care.

Frequently asked questions

How far in advance should I schedule door installation?

Timing depends on the current production workload and the complexity of your door, so the best approach is to ask us for the planned schedule when you send your inquiry. Booking the measurement early helps us plan production and fitting with fewer delays.

Do I need to be home during the measurement and installation?

It is best if someone who can make decisions is present, especially during measurement and installation. If you cannot attend, make sure someone can give access and answer questions about the opening.

Can you install a door if the wall is not finished yet?

It is usually better to wait until major wall and floor work is complete, because the frame must sit accurately in the opening. We can discuss your situation and advise on the best timing for your project.

What should I prepare before the fitting day?

Clear the area around the opening, remove any furniture or items that block access, and confirm that the floor and surrounding finishes are ready. This helps the installation go smoothly and safely.

Common mistakes to avoid

Many customers book fitting before the drawing is approved or before finishing work around the opening is complete, which causes delays and extra adjustments. Also avoid skipping the on-site measurement, since a door sized from photos alone may not fit the real opening.

Our recommendation

Approve the written specification carefully and confirm the fitting date in writing before production starts, so the door, the frame and the surrounding work are coordinated from the beginning.

Summary

To schedule door installation, send an inquiry with photos, book the on-site measurement, approve the drawing, and agree on a fitting date once your iron or aluminum door is ready.

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