Thickness depends on traffic and support method. For commercial and public buildings, choose a tube or post with a minimum 42 mm diameter and at least 2 mm wall. Matkel can specify thickness and fixing details for concrete or suspended floors to match Saudi requirements.
Yes, when using thermally treated or laminated safety glass with approved fixings that resist push loads. For commercial spaces, we recommend safety glass with metal or glass barriers, designed for local heat, humidity, and high foot traffic.
Aluminum is lighter and easier to finish, making it suitable for modern facades, but coastal projects need a suitable alloy grade. Stainless steel is generally more durable, more scratch and heat resistant, and better for heavy use, though it usually costs more.
Timing depends on area, floor count, and fixing method. A small villa can often be installed within a few days after measurement, while towers need a schedule covering site survey, installation, and testing. Some Matkel packages include measurement, installation, and final inspection.
Yes. A quote can cover quantities, material, thickness, fixing method, and warranty. For Mecca and Medina projects, we consider heat, humidity, and user traffic, and can include spare parts or periodic maintenance based on site needs.