Deciding how much it costs to paint a room in Namibia doesn’t have to be difficult or time-consuming. You just need to calculate the cost of the supplies you’ll need, compare that to your overall budget, and then decide if it makes sense to paint on your own or hire a professional. This guide will walk you through each step of the process, helping you get the most out of your home improvement budget without spending more than you can afford on labour or materials.

The cost of materials

To paint an interior room, you will need materials such as primer, paint, brushes, paint trays and rollers. The cost of these materials will depend on the size of the room. You can expect to spend $100-150 on supplies for a 10ft x 12ft (3m x 3.6m) room. This excludes any costs for furniture removal or preparation of surfaces.

The cost of labour

The average cost of labour for painting is about $15/hour. The cost of paint varies depending on what you’re buying, but it’s generally around $20 per gallon. So the total cost will depend on how much paint you need and how many hours it’ll take you. The price also changes depending on where you live.

The cost of painting a room in Namibia

– $100-$200 for professional help 

– $50-$150 if you do it yourself