Requesting an On-Site Fence Measurement Visit in Israel

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To request an on-site fence measurement, send us photos and a short description of the area by phone or WhatsApp, and we will schedule a visit to measure the site. After the visit, you receive a drawing and written specification for your approval before anything is manufactured. Measuring on site is what makes a fence fit the actual ground, slope and openings correctly.

Why an On-Site Measurement Matters for Your Fence

A fence drawn from a phone photo or a rough sketch often misses details that only appear on site. Ground levels, slopes, existing walls, wall thickness and the exact position of posts can all change the final result.

An on-site measurement lets our team check these conditions directly. The information we collect becomes the basis for a fence that fits the opening, follows the terrain and meets your expectations for appearance and function.

Taking the time to measure first helps avoid surprises during production and installation, and it keeps changes to a minimum later in the process.

What to Prepare Before We Visit

Preparing a few things in advance makes the visit faster and more productive. Clear access to the area is the most important point, so the measuring team can reach every section of the planned fence.

Photos of the area from several angles
A rough sketch with approximate lengths and heights
Information about any existing fence, wall or gate
Notes on the direction of the sun, slopes and drainage
Your preferred style, such as iron, aluminum or a combination

Any of these details you cannot provide will be checked during the visit.

What Happens During the Site Visit

During the visit, our team measures the full length of the fence line, the heights at each point and the openings for gates. We also note slopes, obstacles and the condition of the surface where the posts will stand.

We discuss the design with you on site, including the infill pattern, the finish and the position of gates or pedestrian openings. Questions about privacy, safety and access are easier to resolve while standing in the location.

Everything agreed during the visit is recorded so that the next steps rest on clear information.

From Measurement to Drawing and Approval

After the visit, we prepare a drawing and a written specification of the fence. The document lists the materials, dimensions, finish and installation details in a form you can review at your own pace.

Nothing goes into production until you approve the drawing and specification. If you want a change, we revise the documents and send them back for confirmation.

This stage protects both sides: you know exactly what will be made, and we work from a confirmed plan.

Production, Finishing and Installation

Once approved, the fence is manufactured in our factory on Rival Street in Tel Aviv. Iron elements can be hot-dip galvanized and powder coated for long-term protection, while aluminum sections are prepared to match the chosen finish.

The parts are then delivered and installed at your site by our team. We check alignment, fixing and gate operation before handover.

Where local regulations or safety requirements apply, such as the Israeli railing standard SI 1142 for guarding, we confirm the relevant details with the engineer during planning.

Preparing for a Smooth Process

A well-organized start makes the whole project run more smoothly. Schedule the visit at a time when the area is accessible and someone who can make decisions is present.

Be available for the full visit or nominate a representative
Mark the planned fence line if possible
Ask any questions about materials and finishes early

Clear communication from the first request through to installation helps the project finish on schedule and to your satisfaction.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to be present during the on-site fence measurement?

It is recommended, because questions about design, gates and access are easiest to settle on site. If you cannot attend, a representative who can make decisions should be present.

What information should I send before the visit?

Send photos of the area from several angles, a rough sketch with approximate lengths and heights, and details of any existing fence or wall. Your preferred style, such as iron or aluminum, also helps.

Will I see a drawing before the fence is manufactured?

Yes. After the visit we send a drawing and written specification, and production starts only after you approve them.

Can I request changes after the measurement?

Yes. We revise the drawing and specification based on your feedback and send the updated documents for confirmation before production.

Common mistakes to avoid

Requesting a fence based only on a rough photo or estimate often leads to fit problems with slopes or openings. Skipping the approval of the drawing and specification can also cause disagreements about materials and dimensions later.

Our recommendation

Mark the planned fence line with stakes or paint before the visit and note where gates should open. This gives the measuring team a clear picture and shortens the time needed on site.

Summary

An on-site fence measurement gives a precise basis for drawings, approval, production and installation. Prepare photos and rough measurements, then approve the specification before work begins.

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