Requesting a Glass Vitrine Quote: What to Prepare

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To request a glass vitrine quote, prepare clear photos of the space, rough dimensions, the intended use of the vitrine or partition, and your preferred frame and glass finish. Accurate on-site measurement and a written specification follow before production begins, which keeps the final result matched to your space.

Start with photos and a short description

The first step is a simple inquiry with photos of the place where the vitrine or partition will stand. Wide shots show the room, close-ups show the wall, floor and ceiling connections, and any existing furniture or lighting matters too.

Add a few lines describing what you want: display only, a divider between rooms, or a sliding or fixed panel. Mentioning the style you like, such as slim aluminum frames or a frameless look, helps us understand your expectations early.

Take the right measurements

Measurements decide whether the glass fits correctly, so note the width, height and depth of the area, and mark any irregularities such as uneven floors, sloped ceilings or protruding columns. If you can, measure at two or three points on each dimension.

Overall width and height of the opening or wall
Depth available for a vitrine
Position of doors, windows and switches nearby

On-site measurement by our team is the reliable way to confirm these numbers before any drawing is made.

Decide on glass and frame

Glass choice affects appearance, privacy, safety and budget. Think about whether you need clear, tinted, frosted or patterned glass, and whether the glass should be single or laminated for extra safety. Shelves may be glass or other materials depending on the load they carry.

For the frame, consider whether you prefer a visible metal frame, a minimal profile, or a fully frameless structure. Each option changes how the piece is fixed and how much light passes through.

Review the drawing and written specification

After measurement we prepare a drawing and a written specification describing dimensions, materials, glass type, finish and installation method. This is the document you should read carefully before approving.

Check that the sizes match your space, that door swings and access are clear, and that every finish you chose is listed. Ask about anything that is unclear. Once you approve in writing, production begins.

Production and finishing in our factory

Metal parts are cut, shaped and assembled in our workshop at Rival Street 37 in Tel Aviv. Glass is cut to the approved dimensions and edges are finished for safety and a clean look. Metal components receive the surface treatment specified, such as powder coating, which gives a durable and even finish.

Working to measure means each piece is built for your specific opening rather than a standard size, so the result sits neatly in place.

Installation and final check

Installation is carried out once the parts are ready and the site is prepared. Our team fixes the frame, sets the glass and checks levelness, alignment and the operation of any doors or sliding elements. Any adjustments are made before we consider the job complete.

Keeping the area clear and letting us know about other ongoing work helps the installation run smoothly.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need drawings before I request a quote?

No. Photos and rough measurements are enough to start. We prepare the detailed drawing after measuring on site.

Can I request a glass vitrine quote for an existing space?

Yes. Send photos and dimensions of the existing space, and we will confirm the details during the on-site measurement.

What information matters most for a glass partition?

The opening size, ceiling and floor conditions, and whether the partition needs to slide, swing or stay fixed are the most important details.

How do I know the drawing is correct?

Compare the drawing against your measurements and photos, and confirm door positions, finishes and glass type in the written specification before approving.

Common mistakes to avoid

Sending only one rough measurement and skipping the on-site check is the most common error. Approving a drawing without confirming the glass type and frame finish can lead to a result that does not match what you pictured.

Our recommendation

Measure at several points, photograph the surroundings from a few angles, and write down how you plan to use the vitrine before you contact us. This gives a clear starting point and speeds up the process.

Summary

A good glass vitrine request combines clear photos, careful measurements, chosen glass and frame details, and a written approval before production. Following these steps makes the final installation fit your space well.

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