Window Tinting in Dubai

Residential heat-rejection film starts around AED 12 per square foot, and a standard apartment around AED 1,500. Privacy and frosted films and commercial jobs are priced on area and film type. WhatsApp us your window details for an exact quote.

Our premium films keep out up to 80% of solar heat and block 99% of UV, which makes a real dent in room temperatures and the AC bill in Dubai conditions.

Only if you want it to. The range runs the whole way from near-clear heat-rejection films that keep rooms bright to darker and mirrored options for more privacy. We help you find the right balance.

Yes. Frosted and decorative films give you daytime privacy without blocking the light, and mirrored films add privacy while cutting heat. They are popular for ground-floor rooms, bathrooms and offices.

Most homes and offices are done in a single visit with little disruption. Larger commercial jobs are scheduled around your operating hours.

Definitely. We tint offices, retail spaces and showrooms to cut glare and cooling costs, and we do branded frosted films for partitions, meeting rooms and storefronts.

For most homes and offices, yes. Dubai glass lets in a lot of heat and UV for most of the year, so a good heat-rejection film makes rooms more comfortable, reduces how hard the AC has to work, and stops floors and furniture fading.

Reflective film gives privacy when it is brighter outside than inside, which is most of the day. At night with the lights on, the effect reverses and people can see in, so for 24-hour privacy we recommend frosted film or pairing reflective film with curtains or blinds.

Film is applied to the inside of the glass, but some buildings and communities have rules on how windows look from outside, especially for mirrored or dark films. We suggest checking with your building management first, and we can recommend neutral films that meet most guidelines.

Not when the right film is chosen. Some dark, heat-absorbing films are not suitable for certain double-glazed units, so we check your glass type before recommending a film.

Yes. Quality film can be removed cleanly by a professional without damaging the glass, which makes it a good option for tenants too.