Noise Reducing Secondary Glazing Case Study

Homeowners are turning to secondary glazing to mute noise entering their homes. Secondary glazing involves fitting a discreet internal window in addition to your existing, single, double and triple glazed window. It’s a cost-effective and efficient way to insulate and soundproof your windows. Secondary glazing is capable of blocking up to 54 decibels of noise entering your home, this substantial increase in noise insulation can turn the noise of a diesel bus into a whisper.

[@TheGilbalfas]

Fantastic

[@Dontdalla]

Are you based in the UK?

[@slashingbison2503]

Is that a real question haha, everything about the man and house is uk 1970s esq!

[@anaesterhazy631]

but would it help if you had kids in front of your window yelling and screaming, or dogs barking??

[@crayopopp7171]

Still helpful

[@harsh83833]

Yes

[@GN10Gaming]

Impressive noise reduction for being that close to a motorway

[@youtubeaddict5663]

My thoughts exactly so Im wondering if its real or fake lol

[@vinvan4237]

@@youtubeaddict5663 looks fake

[@youtubeaddict5663]

@@vinvan4237 😂

[@vinvan4237]

@@youtubeaddict5663 secondary glazing with primary glazing will generally reduce noise by 50db if both are high qulity

[@youtubeaddict5663]

@@vinvan4237 but 10 hours ago u said the video looked fake hahah