Steel-Look Window Order Process: From Confirmation to Delivery

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A steel-look window order moves through an inquiry with photos, an on-site measurement, a written drawing and specification that you approve, factory production, finishing, and installation. Each stage is confirmed in writing so you always know what is being made and when it moves forward.

Step 1: Inquiry and Initial Review

Every order starts with a simple inquiry. Send photos of the opening, the wall, and the existing frame if there is one, along with a rough idea of what you want. Tell us whether the window or door is for a home, a building committee project, or a renovation handled by a contractor or architect.

Our team reviews the photos and checks whether the design suits the opening and your use of the space. If something needs clarification, we will ask before any measurement is booked.

Step 2: On-Site Measurement

Accurate measurement is the foundation of a good steel-look window. We visit the site and record the exact opening dimensions, depth, wall condition, and any obstacles such as shutters, tiles, or sills. Measurements are taken at more than one point because walls are rarely perfectly square.

Bring the person who will be on site during the visit, and point out any details that matter to you, such as opening direction or sightlines.

Step 3: Drawing and Written Specification

After measurement, we prepare a drawing and a written specification. These list the profile type, dimensions, opening configuration, glazing, hardware, and finish. Read them carefully, because this document defines exactly what will be produced.

Check dimensions against your own notes
Confirm opening direction and handle position
Confirm the glazing and colour finish

Step 4: Client Approval and Order Confirmation

Your written approval is the point where the order is confirmed and moves into production. Once you sign off, changes become harder and may affect timing, so take your time to review every line. If you spot an error, tell us before approving.

After approval you receive an order confirmation that repeats the key details, giving you a clear reference for the rest of the process.

Step 5: Production and Finishing

Your order is manufactured in our Tel Aviv factory at 37 Rival Street. The steel-look profiles are cut, assembled, and glazed according to the approved drawing. Finishing follows, which may include hot-dip galvanizing and powder coating to protect the steel and give it a durable surface.

We inspect each piece before it leaves the workshop, checking dimensions, alignment, and finish quality.

Step 6: Delivery and Installation

When production and finishing are complete, we arrange delivery and installation. Our team confirms the site is ready, fits the window or door, checks that it opens and closes smoothly, and adjusts hardware where needed. Ask for a walkthrough at the end so you can see how everything operates.

Keep the order confirmation and specification with your records for future reference or maintenance.

Frequently asked questions

How long does the process take from inquiry to installation?

Timing depends on the number of openings, the complexity of the design, and the production schedule at the time of your order. We confirm the expected timeline in writing once the specification is approved.

Can I change the design after I approve the drawing?

Changes are possible but may affect cost and timing, so it is best to review the drawing thoroughly before approving. Any change after approval should be requested in writing so it can be recorded and rescheduled.

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

It is strongly recommended. Your presence allows us to discuss opening direction, sightlines, and any site details that are easy to miss in photos.

What finishes are available for steel-look windows?

Finishing options include hot-dip galvanizing and powder coating for protection and durability. The specific finish is listed in your written specification so you can confirm it before approval.

Common mistakes to avoid

The most common mistake is approving the drawing too quickly without checking dimensions and opening direction. Reviewing the specification line by line before signing prevents costly corrections later.

Our recommendation

Before approving, compare the drawing with your own measurements and photos, and ask for a clear explanation of any detail you do not understand. Keeping the signed specification on file makes it easy to verify the installed product later.

Summary

A steel-look window order is confirmed through photos, an on-site measurement, a written drawing and specification, and your approval, followed by factory production, finishing, and installation. Clear written steps at each stage keep the order on track.

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