Ordering Glass Partitions for a Commercial Fit-Out

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To order glass partitions for a commercial fit-out, send the layout with photos, get an on-site measurement, approve a written drawing and specification, and then the glass and frames are produced to measure in our Tel Aviv factory before installation. Planning the sequence early keeps the fit-out schedule on track.

Start with a clear brief and layout

A good order begins with a simple brief. Share the floor plan, the position of each partition, the ceiling height and the type of use: meeting rooms, private offices, reception vitrines or open-plan dividers. Photos of the space help us understand existing structure, columns and floor finishes.

Floor plan with dimensions and partition positions
Ceiling height and ceiling type
Required glass type and door positions

Clear information at this stage avoids revisions later and helps the design stay within your fit-out plan.

On-site measurement

Measurements are taken on site, after the floor and ceiling lines are roughly set. Walls are rarely perfectly straight or level, so we measure each opening and reference point rather than relying only on the drawings. Ask the site manager to confirm that the finished floor level is known, since this affects the bottom of every glass panel.

If the fit-out is still in progress, we can measure in stages and record exact positions for each section.

Drawing and written specification

After measuring, we prepare a drawing with each partition, door and vitrine shown, along with a written specification. The specification covers the glass thickness and type, frame profile, finish, hardware and door opening direction. Structural and safety requirements are confirmed with your engineer, and exact values are checked with them rather than assumed.

What to review carefully

Panel sizes and joint positions
Door swing and clearance
Hardware and finish colors

Client approval before production

Nothing goes into production until the drawing and specification are approved in writing. Please check every dimension, opening and finish, and send any changes at once. Changes made after approval can delay the schedule because glass and profiles are cut to fixed sizes.

A single approver on your side speeds up this step and keeps the drawings consistent across the team.

Factory production and finishing

Once approved, the partitions are produced in our factory on Rival Street in Tel Aviv, which has worked in metal and glass since 1945. Frames are cut, assembled and checked against the drawing, then finished with the agreed coating. Metal parts that need corrosion protection are hot-dip galvanized, and powder coating is applied where a specific color is required.

Glass is cut and prepared to the confirmed sizes, so the parts arrive ready to fit.

Delivery and installation

Installation is planned around the site schedule, usually after the floor and ceiling works are complete and the space is clean and accessible. We confirm the delivery window with the site manager, check the parts on arrival, and install each partition level, plumb and aligned with the drawing.

Confirm site access and lifting route
Check that the floor is ready for fixing
Inspect each panel and door after fitting

Good coordination between the glass installer and other trades keeps the fit-out moving smoothly.

Frequently asked questions

How early should I order glass partitions for a fit-out?

Order as soon as the layout is stable, because approval, production and finishing all take time before installation. Early ordering protects the fit-out schedule from delays.

Do you measure on site before production?

Yes, we measure on site so that the glass is produced to the actual dimensions of the space. Drawings alone are not enough because walls and floors are rarely perfectly straight.

Can I change the design after approval?

Changes are possible, but they should be sent as soon as possible because cut glass and profiles are made to fixed sizes. Late changes can affect the delivery schedule.

Who checks the safety requirements for glass partitions?

Your engineer confirms the structural and safety requirements, and we work with those requirements in the drawing. Exact values are checked with the engineer rather than assumed.

Common mistakes to avoid

Ordering before the layout is final or skipping the on-site measurement often leads to wrong sizes and costly rework. Approving drawings without checking door swing and panel joints is another common error.

Our recommendation

Freeze the layout and door positions first, then have someone on site confirm the measurements before you approve the drawing. Keep one named contact for approvals to avoid conflicting changes.

Summary

Ordering glass partitions for a commercial fit-out works best with a clear layout, accurate on-site measurement, a written approved drawing, factory production and timed installation. Planning each step early keeps your fit-out on schedule.

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