Requesting a Custom Security Bar Quote for Your Project

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A custom security bar quote is a tailored offer based on your actual openings, wall material, and design preferences, not a generic catalogue price. To get one, send clear photos and basic dimensions, then book an on-site measurement so the factory can prepare a written specification for your approval.

What a Custom Security Bar Quote Includes

A proper quotation is built around your specific openings. Every window or balcony is different in width, height, frame depth, and the material around it, so a quote should reflect those details rather than a standard size.

Typically your quote covers the design of the bars, the material and finish, the fixing method for your wall or frame, and the installation work. Ask for everything to be written down so you can compare it clearly with other offers and check it against what was agreed.

Preparing Photos and Basic Measurements

You can start your request with a few photos taken straight on, plus a wider shot showing the whole wall. Include the surrounding tiles, stone, or frame so the installer understands the material it will be fixed to.

Overall width and height of each opening
Distance from the floor for balconies or windows
Photos of any existing railing or fixing points

These details speed up the process and help us prepare a more accurate first proposal.

The On-Site Measurement Visit

Photos are a good start, but the final specification is based on a measurement taken at your home. During the visit we check that the openings are square, confirm the wall construction, and note any obstacles such as shutters, pipes, or electrical boxes.

This is also the moment to talk through your priorities, whether you want a simple geometric pattern, a more decorative design, or bars that blend with existing ironwork. Bring any questions you have about appearance and how the bars will look from inside and outside.

Design, Drawing and Written Specification

After measuring, we prepare a drawing and a written specification. The drawing shows the layout of each bar, and the specification describes the materials, profile sizes, finishes, and fixing method in plain language.

Read the specification carefully before approving it. If anything is unclear, ask. Structural questions about fixing into a particular wall are best checked with your engineer, and we will flag any point that needs that confirmation.

Approval, Production and Finishing

Once you approve the drawing and specification in writing, production begins in our factory at Rival Street 37 in Tel Aviv. Pieces are cut, welded, and assembled to measure, then given a protective finish such as hot-dip galvanizing or powder coating, depending on the design and your location.

Changing the design after production has started can affect timing and the final cost, so it is worth finalising the details before you sign off.

Installation and What to Check on Delivery

On installation day, the bars are fixed to the openings according to the approved plan. Check that each piece matches its position on the drawing, that the bars sit level and firm, and that the finish is free of scratches or damage.

Confirm every opening matches the approved drawing
Test that the bars are firmly anchored
Ask for a clear explanation of cleaning and care

Frequently asked questions

What information do I need to send to get a quote?

Send clear photos of each opening and the wall around it, along with approximate width and height. Mention whether the bars are for windows, balconies, or both.

Do I have to pay for the on-site measurement?

Please ask us directly when you request your quotation, as the process can differ depending on the project. We will explain the steps clearly before any visit.

Can the bars match my existing railings or gates?

Yes, in many cases we can match profile style and finish. Bring photos of your existing ironwork so we can discuss the best approach during the visit.

Do I need an engineer to approve the fixing?

For certain walls or heavy loads, it is wise to have your engineer confirm the fixing method. We will point out where that check is advisable.

Common mistakes to avoid

Many clients send only one blurry photo or skip the measurement details, which leads to revisions later. Approving a specification without reading the fixing and finish details can also cause surprises on installation day.

Our recommendation

Send photos from several angles, measure each opening yourself, and reply to the drawing in writing with any changes before production starts. A complete first request saves time for everyone.

Summary

A custom security bar quote is built from your real openings, photos, and an on-site measurement, then confirmed through a written specification. Clear information at the start leads to a faster, more accurate result.

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