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What Determines the Price of a Shielded Room? 6 Factors to Know Before Getting a Quote

Two shielded rooms may look the same and still be priced very differently. We explain the main cost factors one by one.

Performance and Frequency

The required signal attenuation (dB) and frequency range are the two factors that affect price the most. Higher performance means better panels, doors and filters.

That is why defining the level you actually need avoids unnecessary cost.

Size and Doors

As the room grows, panels and labor increase. The door is the most expensive and most critical part of the room; the number of doors, their size and whether they are automatic directly affect cost.

For heavily used rooms, a two-door entry corridor is recommended.

Interior Equipment and Building

Ventilation, lighting, power and data lines, floor reinforcement and building access conditions add to the total cost.

For an accurate quote, a site survey and a detailed quote listing each item separately are important.

Comparing Quotes Correctly

Looking only at the total price when comparing quotes from different companies is misleading. The test method, door type, number of filters, ventilation and handover documents can differ from quote to quote.

The way to make comparison easier is to prepare a clear specification before requesting quotes. Our specification writing guide and modular vs welded comparison help in this process. For a quote, reach us through our contact page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is shielded room price set per square meter?

Partly. Size matters, but performance level, door and equipment affect price at least as much.

Is the site survey charged?

No, the survey and preliminary design are free.

How quickly is a quote prepared?

Usually within 24 hours if the information is clear; for projects needing a survey, shortly after it.

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