Request a Quote for Custom Metal Balcony Railings

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To get a custom balcony railings quote, send us photos and the approximate balcony dimensions, and we will schedule an on-site measurement. You then receive a drawing and written specification to approve before production starts in our Tel Aviv workshop.

What information to prepare before you ask for a quote

A useful quotation starts with clear information. Take photos of the balcony from a few angles, including the wall, floor edge and any existing railing you want to replace. Note the approximate length and height of each side, and mention whether the balcony is on a higher floor or faces strong wind.

It also helps to know the style you prefer, such as vertical bars, horizontal lines, glass infill or a more decorative pattern. If you already have a sketch or a picture you like, include it. Clear information lets us prepare a more accurate first proposal.

How the inquiry and measurement process works

Once we receive your message and photos, we review the request and arrange a visit. Our team measures the balcony on site, checking the wall construction, the floor edge, the fixing points and any obstacles that affect the design.

Inquiry with photos and basic dimensions
On-site measurement by our team
Drawing and written specification for your approval

Measuring on site is important because walls are rarely perfectly straight, and a railing must match the real conditions rather than estimated ones.

Choosing a design that suits your balcony

The right railing balances looks, safety and maintenance. Vertical bars give an open view and a classic look, while horizontal lines feel modern and calm. Glass infill can keep the view clean and protect from wind, though it is best kept at a practical height for your home.

Consider how the railing will sit with the building facade and the other metalwork around you, such as windows or gates. A designer or architect can help align the balcony with the rest of the project.

Safety and standards in plain language

Balcony railings must be safe for people and children, so height, bar spacing and the strength of fixings matter. In Israel, the railing standard SI 1142 is the general reference for this work. We do not guess numeric values for your project; the exact dimensions are checked with the structural or site engineer when the design is finalized.

Let us know if there are young children or pets in the home, as this can influence the spacing and infill we recommend.

Finishing, production and installation

After approval, we produce the railing in our factory on Rival Street in Tel Aviv. Steel parts can be hot-dip galvanized for corrosion protection and then powder coated in the color you choose. This finish suits the outdoor conditions balconies face every day.

Once the parts are ready, our team installs the railing on site and checks alignment, fixings and finish before handing it over.

How to compare quotations and avoid surprises

When you compare offers, look at what is included: the on-site measurement, the drawing, the finish type, the fixing method and the installation. A quotation that lists these clearly makes it easier to understand what you are paying for.

Ask for the written specification to be part of the approval. Once you confirm the drawing and details, the work can move forward with fewer changes later.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to be home for the on-site measurement?

It is helpful to be present so we can discuss the design and any details you care about. If you cannot attend, please arrange access to the balcony with someone who can make decisions.

Can you match the railing to my building's existing style?

Yes. We can work from your photos and, when relevant, from the architect's drawings to align the railing with the facade and nearby metalwork.

What finishes are available for balcony railings?

Steel railings can be hot-dip galvanized and powder coated in a color of your choice. We confirm the exact finish during the specification stage.

How do I know the railing is safe?

We design according to the Israeli railing standard SI 1142 in general terms, and exact dimensions are checked with the engineer before production.

Common mistakes to avoid

Requesting a quote with only a vague description and no photos often leads to revisions later. Skipping the approval of the written drawing can also cause changes after production has started.

Our recommendation

Send clear photos and approximate dimensions first, and insist on an on-site measurement and a written specification before you approve. This simple step prevents most misunderstandings and keeps the project on track.

Summary

Send photos and basic dimensions, let us measure on site, and approve a written drawing before we produce your custom balcony railing in our Tel Aviv factory.

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