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Secondary Glazing Solutions for Noice Reduction

  • Up to an 80% reduction in
  • Improve thermal insulation of existing windows by up to 65%
  • Improve security with internal access only

Imagine sitting in your cosy living room, trying to relax after a long day, but the constant noise from traffic and neighbours keeps disturbing your peace. Every sound from outside makes it hard to unwind. This was a common issue for many homeowners until they discovered the solution of secondary glazing for soundproofing. By adding an extra layer to your existing windows, secondary glazing creates a barrier that greatly reduces noise.

Not only does secondary glazing help with soundproofing, but it also improves insulation. This means your home stays warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer, making it more energy-efficient. Plus, it can help reduce your energy bills.

As people increasingly seek solace from the noise of modern-day life, soundproof secondary glazing windows have grown in popularity, as yet another effective solution for banishing external noise.

As well as helping to maintain a sense of quiet, calm and good communications, they can also eradicate drafts and keep the heat at bay on a hot summer’s day.

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Here are just a few ways City insulation can help with secondary glazing solutions

Combatting all kinds of noise

Secondary glazing is designed to combat a wide variety of noise sources, such as overhead aircraft and traffic sounds, bustling bar noise, dogs barking, and just the everyday hum of cities and towns. Frames are available in over 200 colours, allowing you to choose a design that fully matches your home interior décor.

Reducing unwanted noise by up to 80%

City Insulation soundproof windows make a significant difference in creating a serene environment within a room. This can mean as much as 80% of noise that currently comes in via windows being eliminated.

Fully custom-made for you

Our secondary glazing windows are custom-made to fit any shape and size, ensuring a seamless integration with your existing primary windows. Once your bespoke units are manufactured, our experienced team of fitters install them utilizing highly-efficient installation techniques.

A unique laminate layer

To achieve exceptional sound insulation, our secondary glazing units incorporate a unique PVB laminate layer between two panes of glass. This layer is integral to sound reduction, providing a barrier against external noise.

Improved home security

As well as the soundproofing benefits of these discreet, robust units, secondary glazing adds an extra layer of protection to your property, enhancing the safety of your home, giving you peace of mind.

Energy-efficient

With up to 65% reduction in heat loss, secondary glazing windows help to insulate your home and reduce energy consumption – critical in these times of burgeoning home energy bills. By keeping your home cosy and comfortable, City Insulation can help you make substantial savings on your heating bills.

Enquiring about our soundproof windows is a straightforward process with City Insulation. Simply measure the height and width of your windows in centimetres and take a few photos. If you have doubts or questions, give us a call and our team will guide you through the process. Complete the enquiry form on our website with as many details as possible, and we will provide you with a price. If you are satisfied with the pricing, our glazing team will visit your premises to take precise measurements, ensuring a perfect fit for your secondary glazing units.

TESTIMONIALS

Don’t just take our word for it. Read what our satisfied customers have to say.

Nigel K.
1720523169
Rachel was very helpful and prompt in providing me with a quote and clarifying everything necessary.Adam, the fitter, payed meticulous attention to detail and did a perfect job of fitting the window.I would honestly highly recommend and will use again in the future.
James A.
1715605012
Adam visited our property to advise on noise from a pool plant room that was coming into the house. He advised on the best approach to eliminate the vibration that was being heard. On his advice this has now been resolved. Adam was great to deal with and we would highly recommend his company
Katja K.
1714306830
The customer service was fantastic with our quotes updated several times to match our requirements. The team that came out were very efficient and stayed late to finish the job in one day without being asked to. The sound proofing is of really high quality and we haven't heard any noises at all from our neighbours since it was installed
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Frequently Asked Questions Around Secondary Glazing

What is Secondary Window Glazing?

Secondary window glazing involves adding an extra layer of glass to the inside of existing windows. This method enhances insulation and reduces noise without the need to replace the original windows.

How Does Secondary Glazing Improve Soundproofing?

Secondary glazing significantly improves soundproofing by creating an air gap between the original and secondary windows. This gap acts as a sound barrier, reducing noise transmission by up to 80%. The use of PVB laminate between glass layers further enhances sound insulation.

Can Secondary Glazing Improve Energy Efficiency in My Home?

Yes, secondary glazing improves energy efficiency by reducing heat loss by up to 65%. The additional glazing layer provides better insulation, keeping your home warmer in winter and cooler in summer, which can also help lower energy bills.

Is Secondary Glazing Suitable for All Types of Windows?

Secondary glazing is suitable for most types of windows, including sash, casement, and fixed windows. It is especially beneficial for listed buildings and properties in conservation areas where replacing the original windows is not permitted.

How is Secondary Glazing Installed?

Secondary glazing is installed by fitting an internal frame to the existing window, which holds the secondary glass pane. City Insulation offers bespoke manufacturing and fitting services to ensure a precise fit, enhancing both aesthetics and functionality.

What Materials Are Used in Secondary Glazing?

Common materials include glass or acrylic for the glazing and aluminium, timber, or uPVC for the frames. City Insulation also uses a unique PVB laminate layer between glass panes to improve sound insulation.

Can Secondary Glazing Help Reduce Condensation?

Yes, secondary glazing can help reduce condensation by maintaining a warmer internal pane, which reduces the likelihood of condensation forming on the inside surface of windows.

Is Secondary Glazing a Permanent Installation?

Secondary glazing can be both permanent and temporary. Permanent installations are fixed, while temporary options can be removed and reinstalled as needed. This flexibility allows for various use cases and preferences.

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