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Guides for 2026, shekels per square metre, VAT at 18% included. Each room is billed at not less than 8 m², and a star room at not less than 10 m². An 18 m² matte room is 6,120 ₪, of which 933.56 ₪ is VAT.
01 · The lid
A stained slab, a bulkhead, paint over a joint, a spotlight cut crooked. That lid is still a lid. Lacquer will show every bow in it. Matte will not. The membrane is decided from the slab, in the room, not from a photograph.
02 · The bay
Matte when the room should go quiet. Satin when window light should move and leave. Lacquer when the ceiling is asked to hold the lamp. Acoustic only if the void can take a lining. A star field only if the engine stays reachable. The film is cut at the bench.
03 · The line
A cove at 460 ₪ a metre, rings for the spots already there, or fibres set by hand. A new electrical point belongs to a licensed electrician. We decide the opening. When the lid, the bay, and the line are named, the quote can be written. The cove is on Light.
The hour
One room is about an hour. The same six steps are written on the visit. Film is ordered only after the quote is approved.
Someone opens the door. The perimeter has to be reachable. A sofa can stay. A room stacked to the ceiling cannot.
Length, width, both diagonals. A wall out of square is cut as that wall, not as a rectangle on a drawing.
From the slab to the line of the profile, and what that line meets: plaster, tile, a curtain recess.
Depth for a lining, a driver, or an engine someone can reach later. In a bathroom, the fan and the shower.
Spots, a detector, a diffuser, a sprinkler we do not move. The ring is ours. The circuit is the electrician’s.
The quote is written from this hour. You approve it in writing. Until then, nothing is welded, and the hour itself was only a request.