Acoustic insulation

Noise levels generated outdoors can be very annoying and even harmful to health. Continuous exposure to high noise levels has been linked to stress issues, sleep disorders, and other negative effects on overall well-being. An effective and economical solution to reduce this noise is windows with acoustic insulated glass.

Key features of an acoustic insulated window include the quality of the glass, the airtightness of the installation, and proper mounting. To achieve optimal performance, it is crucial to use high-quality glass that minimizes sound transmission.

Additionally, incorporating glass with bending capabilities, such as laminated glass or those combined with thermal insulation films, not only enhances acoustic insulation but also provides extra protection against break-ins. These features help reduce the risk of injury in the event of glass breakage by preventing fragments from dispersing, thus ensuring greater safety for the occupants of the space.