Office Steel Staircase Proposal and Drawings | Techno Kol Uzi

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An office steel staircase proposal is a written offer that covers the staircase design, materials, finish, dimensions and installation steps, usually backed by drawings. Techno Kol Uzi prepares it after an inquiry with photos and an on-site measurement, so the proposal matches the real building.

What an office steel staircase proposal should include

A useful proposal goes beyond a general description. It should state the staircase type, the steel profiles used, the treads and handrail design, the fixing method to the structure and the surface finish. It should also confirm the dimensions taken on site and the number of risers and treads.

Layout and drawing with main dimensions
Steel grade, profile sizes and connection details
Tread material and handrail or railing design
Surface finish such as hot-dip galvanizing or powder coating
Installation scope and responsibilities

Asking for these items up front makes comparing offers far easier.

Why drawings matter before approval

Drawings turn a verbal idea into something your team can check. A clear drawing shows how the stair meets the floor slab, landing and walls, and where the handrail sits. It lets the architect, the building committee or the contractor confirm clearances, headroom and escape routes before any metal is cut.

Ask for a written specification alongside the drawing so both documents match. Any change agreed later should be recorded in a revised drawing, not only in a phone call.

How the process works at Techno Kol Uzi

The process is straightforward. You send an inquiry with photos of the location and any existing plans. We then visit the site to measure, and our team prepares a drawing and a written specification for your review.

Inquiry with photos and basic information
On-site measurement
Drawing and written specification
Your approval
Production in our factory
Finishing and installation

Because the staircase is made to measure in our Tel Aviv workshop, measurements are confirmed on site before production starts.

Information to prepare for your request

Having the right information ready speeds up the proposal. Gather any floor plans, architectural drawings and photos of the staircase area, plus the floor-to-floor height if known. Note the intended use of the building, since office traffic and fire-safety expectations affect the design.

If your project involves a building committee or several approvers, mention who needs to sign off so the drawings are prepared in the right format for them.

Safety and standards to confirm with your engineer

Office staircases must meet building and safety requirements, including the Israeli railing standard SI 1142 for guarding. Exact dimensions for rise, tread depth, handrail height and guard spacing should be checked with the responsible engineer or architect for your project.

We design the staircase to the specification your engineer provides, so the proposal should note which requirements apply to your building.

Choosing the right finish and installation approach

Finish affects both appearance and long-term upkeep in a busy office. Hot-dip galvanizing gives strong corrosion protection for indoor and outdoor areas, while powder coating offers a wide colour range for a refined office look. Your proposal should name the finish clearly and state whether installation is included.

Plan the installation timing with the general contractor so the staircase arrives when the structure is ready to receive it.

Frequently asked questions

Is the proposal free to request?

Send your inquiry with photos and details, and we will explain the next steps, including whether an on-site measurement is needed for your project.

Do you provide drawings with the proposal?

Yes, the proposal is prepared with a drawing and a written specification so you can review the design before approving it.

Can you work from our architect's plans?

Yes, existing architectural plans help us, but we still confirm the dimensions on site before production begins.

What information should I send first?

Send photos of the staircase area, any plans you have, the floor-to-floor height if known and the intended use of the building.

Common mistakes to avoid

Requesting a staircase without confirming dimensions on site often leads to changes later. Also avoid approving a proposal that lacks a clear drawing and written finish specification.

Our recommendation

Ask each supplier for a drawing and a written specification that list dimensions, steel profiles, finish and installation scope, then compare offers on those same points.

Summary

A good office steel staircase proposal combines a clear drawing, a written specification and an on-site measurement. Preparing your plans and confirming the required standards early keeps the project on track.

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