Laminated glass for noise cancellation

In this pandemic work from home has become the new normal for everyone. However, you do not want to be attending a zoom meeting with an important client and get disturbed by your neighbor's loud music system. This is when the soundproof laminated glass comes to your rescue. Reduced unwanted noise can help you with concentration, better sleeping patterns, and less stress. You can get a noise-canceling glass wall or a window without having to compromise your beautiful outside environment.

 What is laminated glass and how is it better than standard glass?

Laminated glass is what provides you immense elegance and sophistication in home décor because of its numerous benefits. In addition to the elegance, laminated glass provides you with immense safety and security. Whether it is your big surface wall at home or a glass building, or even a window in a store, all of these are always a concealed threat to your safety; however, if you use laminated glass, elegance and security both would be easy to achieve. One huge benefit of laminated glass is that even in its damaged state, laminated glass is safe for people. When a large impact strikes the wall, it will certainly shatter, but the full block of glass will remain intact, and there will not be any debris or small sharp pieces flying around. Due to it being a lot safer, laminated glass is commonly used for high-rise doors, windows, and skylights, as well as displays and dividers in stores, schools, banks, and jewelry stores.

 How does laminated glass help with noise reduction?

How well does laminated glass reduce noise? Apart from providing you with utmost safety, laminated glass has also proven to reduce noise. How effective your laminated glass will be in noise cancellation depends on the thickness of the glass as well as the thickness of the interlayer. More material means a more soundproofed wall. Laminated glass usually consists of two panes of glass with an air space in between. Air space is an important factor that impacts noise reduction. So, more space equals less noise.

What are the advantages of installing laminated noise-canceling glass?

Remember, the thicker the glass, the better it is at canceling noise. The changes in thickness make the sound wave travel more. The larger the gap between panes of glasses the better it will be with soundproofing. Furthermore, laminated glass has a thin layer of polyvinyl butyral between the two panes of glass. This dampens the sound waves and reduces noise. The PVB prevents the glass from shattering and remain in one piece, hence increasing security. If you install laminated glass for sound proofing, then contact us now.