Request a Site Visit for Accurate Steel Frame Measurement

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To order a custom steel frame that fits correctly, the dimensions must be taken on site, not estimated from plans. Request a site visit from Techno Kol Uzi, where our team measures the openings, records the conditions and confirms a written specification before anything goes into production.

Why on-site measurement matters for steel frames

A steel frame is made to fit one specific opening, and that opening rarely matches the drawings exactly. Walls can be out of plumb, floors can be uneven and finished surfaces often differ from the structural plan by a few centimeters. A frame built from estimated numbers can end up too tight, too loose or badly aligned with the surrounding structure.

Measuring on site before production removes that risk. It also lets us see access routes, anchor points and any obstacles that will affect how the frame is delivered and installed.

What happens during the site visit

When you request a visit, we send a technician who reviews your photos and then comes to the building. The visit typically covers:

Measuring each opening at several heights and points
Checking whether walls, columns and floors are square and level
Noting the type of surface the frame will be fixed to
Looking at access for lifting and installation

All measurements are recorded and compared with your drawings, if you have them.

From measurement to drawing and approval

After the visit, we prepare a drawing and a written specification showing the frame dimensions, profile sizes, connection details and finish. Nothing is produced until you review and approve these documents. This gives you a clear picture of what will be made and lets you catch any detail you want changed while changes are still easy.

If the measurements show that the opening needs correction by the builder, we tell you before production so the problem is solved at the right stage.

Who this service is for

Site measurement is useful for many kinds of clients. Private homeowners often want a frame for a balcony, garden or structural opening. Building committees need consistent results across several units. Contractors, architects and interior designers rely on accurate measurements to keep their schedules on track.

If your project involves an existing building rather than new construction, the site visit is even more important, because older openings are often less regular than expected.

How the frame is made and finished

Once the specification is approved, the frame is cut, welded and assembled in our factory at 37 Rival Street in Tel Aviv. Finishing options such as hot-dip galvanizing or powder coating are chosen according to the location and the exposure the frame will face. Building the frame in the workshop, with the measurements already confirmed, means the final installation on site goes more smoothly.

Preparing for your site visit

To help us prepare, send clear photos of the opening and the surrounding area, and note any existing drawings or plans. Let us know if the frame will be fixed to concrete, brick or an existing steel structure, and whether someone will be available to give access. A few minutes of preparation at your end makes the visit faster and the measurements more reliable.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to be present during the site measurement?

It helps to be present or to have someone who can give access and answer questions about the opening. If that is not possible, send clear photos and any notes so we can plan the visit.

Can you measure from photos alone?

Photos are useful for planning, but they cannot replace a physical measurement. We recommend an on-site visit before any frame is ordered for production.

What if the wall or floor is not level?

Uneven surfaces are common and are recorded during the visit. The drawing accounts for them so the frame can be fitted correctly, and we explain any adjustments needed.

Will I approve the drawing before production starts?

Yes. We send a drawing and written specification after the visit, and production begins only after you approve them.

Common mistakes to avoid

Ordering a steel frame from plans or rough estimates is the most common error, because built openings often differ from drawings. Skipping the approval of the written specification can also lead to misunderstandings about profiles, finish or connections.

Our recommendation

Measure the opening yourself as a rough check, then let a technician confirm everything on site before production. Keep a note of any work the builder still plans to do near the opening, since finishes added later can change the final fit.

Summary

A site visit before ordering ensures your custom steel frame is measured accurately, specified clearly and approved before production begins.

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