Acoustic Secondary Glazing

Mind the air gap

Secondary acoustic glazing significantly reduces noise transmission by creating an air gap between the existing window and the secondary glazing unit. This air gap acts as a buffer, absorbing and dampening sound vibrations. The combination of the original window and the secondary glazing unit provides a double layer of glass, which further enhances sound insulation.

Absorbing sound waves

Secondary glazing units are designed with materials that have excellent sound-absorbing properties. Acoustic laminated glass and acoustic seals help to absorb and block out sound waves, preventing them from entering the interior space. This reduces the impact of external noise sources, such as traffic or construction, and creates a quieter environment.

Engineered to minimise noise

Secondary glazing units are specifically engineered to minimise sound transmission. They break up sound waves, reducing their ability to travel through the window. We use high-quality materials and precise installation techniques to further enhance the soundproofing performance of each secondary glazed unit.

Different materials for different results

By using different glass thicknesses, laminates, and acoustic seals we can customise secondary glazing to suit specific noise control requirements. Additionally, the air gap between the existing window and the secondary glazing unit can be adjusted to create an optimal acoustic barrier. This ensures that a secondary glazing solution is tailored to address the specific noise challenges of your commercial premises.

City Insulation can incorporate secondary glazing into your commercial premises, to create a peaceful and productive environment. Improved acoustics contribute to better concentration, increased privacy, and enhanced customer experience.