Begin with a representative room
A sample room or pilot installation can establish the design, finish, hardware and installation details before a larger order is approved. Repeated room types still need their actual openings checked; one room’s measurements should not automatically become every room’s fabrication dimensions.
Horus reviews each proposed project’s location, scope, schedule and installation capacity before committing. A project enquiry is the start of that review.
What to include in your enquiry
- Property name, location and the owner, contractor or design-team contact.
- Number of bathrooms and distinct room types, with drawings and photos if available.
- Proposed glass layout, hardware finish and any brand standards.
- Renovation schedule, pilot-room deadline and planned phases.
- Whether the property stays occupied, plus access, delivery and storage arrangements.
- Required project documentation and the scope expected from the glass installer.
Coordinate before fabrication
Confirm tile readiness, supporting conditions, door clearances and the approved glass details with the project team. Accessible room layouts and other project-specific requirements should be reviewed with the responsible designer before fabrication.
Agree on room release, protection of finished surfaces, installation sequencing, inspection and handover. Discuss spare seals and hardware, finish matching and the documentation the property needs for ongoing care.
Discuss the scope directly
Call (401) 347-6390 or email HorusRetails@gmail.com with the property location and project overview. You can also start an online project request and include the room count and schedule in the notes.