Ordering Balcony Railings for Your Home Renovation

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To order balcony railings for a renovation, prepare photos and basic dimensions, arrange an on-site measurement, and approve a written drawing before production starts. Custom railings are made to measure in the factory and then installed on your balconies once the renovation work is ready.

Why Timing Matters in a Renovation

Balcony railings are one of the last elements many homeowners think about, yet they often affect the schedule of the whole project. If railings are ordered too late, the balconies may sit unfinished while the rest of the apartment is ready. Planning the railings alongside tiling, painting and window work keeps the renovation moving smoothly.

Because each railing is made to measure, it is worth deciding the design early. Once the drawing is approved, the factory can plan production around your installation date rather than the other way around.

What to Prepare Before You Contact Us

A clear starting point makes the first conversation much faster. Gather a few useful details before you get in touch:

Photos of each balcony and the view from inside the apartment
Rough measurements of length and height, if you have them
The style you like, such as simple bars, glass panels or a mixed design
Whether the balcony floor and walls are already finished

Rough notes are fine. Exact measurements are taken on site, so you do not need to be precise at this stage.

On-Site Measurement and Drawing

After the first inquiry, the team visits the property to measure each balcony. Measuring on site accounts for uneven walls, the true height of the floor finish and the position of anchor points. This step is what makes the railing fit properly when it arrives.

Following the measurement, you receive a drawing and a written specification describing materials, finish and layout. Read it carefully and ask questions. Safety requirements for railings are checked with the engineer, so the drawing should reflect your structural conditions.

Approval and Production in the Factory

Production begins only after you approve the drawing and specification in writing. This protects you from surprises, because every detail on the final product has been agreed in advance. Changes after approval can delay the schedule, so it is best to settle choices early.

Once approved, the railings are cut, welded and assembled at our workshop at 37 Rival Street in Tel Aviv. Working in the factory allows careful control of quality before anything reaches your home.

Finishing for Long-Lasting Protection

Balconies are exposed to rain, sun and sea air, so the finish matters. Depending on the design, railings may be hot-dip galvanized for corrosion protection and then powder coated in the colour you choose. This combination helps the railing look good and resist weather over the years.

Ask about the finish options during the approval stage so that the colour and coating are included in the specification.

Installation and Coordination With Your Renovation

Installation is scheduled once the railings are ready and the balcony surfaces are prepared. Coordinating with your tiler, painter or contractor helps avoid damage to new finishes. Let the team know which areas are already complete so installation can be planned around them.

After installation, check that every section is secure and that the finish is intact. Keep your approved drawing and specification, since they are useful for future reference.

Frequently asked questions

How long before the renovation should I order balcony railings?

Order as soon as you have a rough plan for the balconies, so the measurement, approval and production can fit into your schedule. Early planning prevents delays in finishing the balconies.

Do I need to be home for the measurement?

It is helpful to be present or to have someone available who can give access to each balcony. The measurement is done on site, so access to every area is needed.

Can I change the design after approving the drawing?

Changes are possible before production starts, but changes after approval may affect the schedule. It is best to review the drawing carefully before signing off.

Are the railings custom-made for my balcony?

Yes, all balcony railings are manufactured to measure based on the on-site measurement and your chosen design. Exact safety requirements are confirmed with the engineer.

Common mistakes to avoid

Many homeowners order railings before measuring the finished balcony, or approve a drawing without checking the finish and height details. Taking time at these two steps prevents most fitting problems later.

Our recommendation

Measure and finalize your balcony layout after the floor and wall finishes are completed, and approve a written drawing before production starts. This gives the most accurate fit and avoids rework during installation.

Summary

Ordering balcony railings for a renovation works best when you prepare photos, arrange an on-site measurement and approve a written drawing before production. Planning these steps early keeps the whole project on schedule.

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