Request Custom Metal Screen Samples for Interior Projects

Who this service is for

This page is written for interior designers and architects who need to show clients how a metal screen, fence or divider will look in a real space. Many decisions about metal depend on how light falls on a surface, how a color sits next to wood or stone, and how a perforated pattern reads at arm's length. A physical sample answers these questions far better than a catalog image.

Our workshop at 37 Rival Street in Tel Aviv has produced iron and aluminum work since 1945, so we can make samples that match the materials we use for full projects.

What a sample request should include

A clear request saves time on both sides. Please include the following:

• Photos of the space and the intended location
• The pattern or profile you are considering, or a reference image
• The finish or color direction, such as a powder-coated shade or a galvanized look
• The approximate size of the piece and whether it is an indoor or outdoor element

If you are unsure about any of these points, describe the mood you want and we will suggest options.

How samples are made and checked

Once we receive your request, we review the details and confirm which material and finish suit the setting. The sample is cut and finished in the factory using the same steps as a production piece, so the surface you see is representative of the final result.

Typical steps

After approval of the sample, we move to a written specification and drawing. Exact dimensions and fixing details are confirmed on site or from your plans before production starts.

Choosing iron or aluminum for interior screens

Iron offers a heavier, more traditional look and suits pieces that need strength and a strong visual presence. Aluminum is lighter, easier to handle in larger panels, and works well for contemporary interiors where a clean edge is important.

Finish plays a large role in both. Powder coating gives a wide range of colors and a smooth surface, while hot-dip galvanizing is more typical for exterior-facing work. Your sample helps you judge which combination fits the room.

Safety and standards for railings and fences

Where a screen also works as a railing or guard, safety requirements apply. In Israel, the railing standard SI 1142 is the general reference, but exact values such as heights, spacing and loads depend on the specific location and use. We check these details with the project engineer rather than assume them.

Please share any structural or code requirements early so the sample and the final design can be prepared with them in mind.

Next steps after the sample is approved

When you approve the sample, we prepare the drawing and written specification, confirm measurements, and begin production in the factory. Finishing and installation follow in a planned sequence so the client and site team know what to expect.

Working this way keeps the design consistent from the first sample through to the installed piece.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to send exact measurements to request a sample?

No, approximate sizes are enough for a sample request. We confirm exact measurements on site or from your drawings before full production.

Can the sample show the actual powder-coated color?

Yes, the sample is finished using the same process as production work, so the color and surface are representative. Small variations can occur, so compare the sample under the light of the room where it will be installed.

Is a sample useful for outdoor fences as well as interior screens?

Yes, samples help you judge pattern and finish for both indoor and outdoor pieces. Please tell us the intended location so we choose a suitable finish.

How do I start the request?

Send us photos of the space, your reference pattern and the finish you prefer by WhatsApp or through our contact form. We will reply with the next steps.

Common mistakes to avoid

A common mistake is judging metal color from a screen image alone, since lighting and monitors change the tone. Another is leaving the finish decision until after the design is fixed, which can force changes late in the project.

Our recommendation

Request a physical sample early, view it in the actual room at the time of day the space is used, and check it next to the other materials such as wood, stone or paint. Confirm the finish before the drawing is approved.

Summary

Custom metal screen samples let interior designers check pattern, finish and color in a real setting before committing to a full iron or aluminum order.

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