Survey and install: what should be ready
Showers after tiling. Partitions at an agreed stage. A short checklist before the crew arrives.
A good construction starts with site readiness, not only the workshop. Call install too early and you force glass around unfinished tiling — or rework junctions. Call too late without access and the crew loses a day.
Showers: best after finished tiling at abutments and after main plumbing is in. Walls should be in their final plane; we can work with tolerances, but a raw opening is a poor base for an exact pane.
Office and home partitions: at an agreed finish stage — when floors/ceilings are clear or “to ceiling / with gap” marks are fixed. Entrance groups and cabins need clear access along the install line.
For survey: access to the opening, power on site, a clear scenario (shower or partition, opening type), plans or references if you have them. We check geometry, fixings and tolerances and agree details if anything drifted from the sketch.
After survey — production: cut, edge, temper, hardware kit. Lead time depends on complexity and line load; we align it with the exact quote.
Install: fit, adjust hinges or rollers, check door travel and junctions. Handover includes care notes — not “tighten it yourselves later”.
Unsure about the stage? Send a photo of the opening on WhatsApp. Often one frame is enough. More detail on the Installation page.