Window film black

Description

* Colour (Black): This refers to the tint’s appearance. Black films are popular for their sleek and uniform look.
* UV Rejection (90%): This means the film will block 90% of harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays from the sun. This is excellent for protecting your car’s interior from fading and can also help reduce skin damage.
* Warranty (1 year): This is the period the manufacturer guarantees the film against defects like bubbling, peeling, or discoloration under normal use.

Installation charges to be structured for window film. Here’s why and what it implies:
* Depends on Quantity:
* Economies of Scale: Larger installations (more square meters of film) often become more cost-effective per unit. The installer can optimize their time and potentially offer a lower per-unit rate for larger jobs.
* Fixed Costs: Some costs associated with an installation (like travel, setup, and initial preparation) are relatively fixed. Spreading these fixed costs over a larger quantity reduces the per-unit installation charge.
* Depends on Location:
* Travel Time and Costs: Installers need to factor in travel time and transportation expenses to reach your specific location. A further location might incur higher travel costs.
* Accessibility: The ease of accessing the windows can affect the installation time. For example, high-rise buildings or difficult-to-reach windows might require more time and specialized equipment, thus increasing the cost.
* Regional Labor Rates: Labor costs can vary slightly depending on the region.
What this means for you:
To get an accurate idea of the total cost, you will need to:
* Determine the exact quantity of window film you need. Measure the dimensions of all the windows you want to cover.
* Provide your specific location to the installer.
Once you provide this information, the installer will be able to give you a more precise quote for the installation charges in addition to the 5 OMR per unit cost of the film itself.