Acoustic Secondary Glazing
Many of the buildings we use for living, studying, working and socialising were built many years ago to standards of their time, but are now unsuited to the demands of life today. So how do we relax when we encounter noise from heavy traffic, aircraft, noisy pubs and clubs or even noisy neighbours.
By using the right combination of acoustic secondary glazing to block out the disturbances, you can create comfortable environments to concentrate, enable a peaceful night’s sleep, relax and raise your quality of life.
Benefits of acoustic secondary glazing for noise insulation
- Creates a quieter environment
- Reduces sleep disturbance
- Meets noise planning constraints
- Aids increased concentration and productivity
- Protects hearing
- Keeps annoyance and stress levels low
Noise
Sound is measured as a pressure and expressed in dB (decibels), where to the human ear a change of 3dB is just about noticeable. An increase in pressure levels to 10dB approximates to a doubling of loudness.