About Our Acoustic Glazing
Replace Windows offers state-of-the-art acoustic glazing windows, a perfect solution for enhancing the tranquillity and comfort of your home. These windows are expertly designed to reduce external noise levels, providing a peaceful retreat from the bustling world outside.
Ideal for homes in urban areas or near high-traffic zones, our the noise reduction glass significantly minimises the noise intrusion of unwanted sounds such as airport, construction, or traffic noise. The advanced technology used in these windows not only offers superior sound insulation but also contributes to the overall energy efficiency of your home.
Acoustic noise-reducing glazing can be installed into a wide variety of homes and comes with a fully comprehensive 10-year guarantee.
How Acoustic Glazing Windows Work
Acoustic glazing soundproof glass windows are an innovative solution for those seeking a quieter, more serene home environment. These windows are specifically designed to reduce noise pollution, making them ideal for homes in busy urban areas or near noisy environments like airports or highways.
The technology behind acoustic glazing lies in its ability to dampen sound waves, thanks to the special construction of the acoustic glass, window panes and frames. This results in a significant reduction in the amount of external noise that enters your home, allowing for a more peaceful and relaxing living space.
The benefits of acoustic glazing windows extend beyond just better noise reduction. They are also highly energy efficient, helping to keep your home warm in the winter and cool in the summer. This is achieved through the use of A+ rated glass, which provides excellent thermal efficiency, preventing heat loss. This not only makes your home more comfortable but also helps to reduce energy bills, as less heating and cooling are required to maintain a pleasant indoor temperature.
Additionally, these windows come in both standard double-glazing and triple-glazing options, allowing for further customisation based on your specific needs and preferences. With acoustic glazing windows, you can enjoy a quieter, more comfortable home without compromising on energy efficiency or aesthetic appeal.
RePlace Windows: Experts in Tailored Window Solutions
RePlace Windows specialises in installing windows and doors that provide both aesthetic appeal and optimised functionality for homeowners in Glasgow and Central Scotland.
Founded in 2014, RePlace Windows is owned by Scott and Kai, who boast over 30 years of combined industry experience. Their dedication to customer care and energy savings led them to establish a business that prioritises quality window solutions and unmatched customer satisfaction.
As a medium-sized company, we are large enough to access the most advanced sound reduction and energy-saving technologies. At the same time, we’re small enough to ensure each installation is carried out with meticulous attention to detail.
Whether you’re upgrading existing windows or installing new noise reduction windows or acoustic double glazing, we’re committed to providing a personalised experience every time.
- Maximum Energy Efficiency
- Bespoke Designs
- Durable uPVC & Glass
- Optimum Safety And Security
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At RePlace Windows, we offer a comprehensive 10-year guarantee covering a range of products, including double and triple glazing, French doors, moving parts, sealants and all internal work. From the moment your new windows are installed, you’ll immediately notice what a difference they make in reducing noise.
Install acoustic glass noise-reduction windows today to create a quieter, more focused environment in your meeting rooms. Enhance privacy, reduce noise, and improve productivity. Contact us now to get started!
Other Services
Beyond our acoustic glass units, we have a variety of window styles available, including coloured glass designs and double or triple glazing. Browse our options to find the solutions that to best suit your preferences.
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Tilt & Turn
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Sliding Sash Windows
Custom made sash windows for all homes.
Coloured Windows
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Composite Doors
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Frequently Asked Questions About Acoustic Windows
Have a few questions about sound-reducing glass? Explore our answers to the most common questions about acoustic glass units.
An acoustic unit is a type of window that is designed to reduce the amount of outside noise that enters a building. It is typically constructed using multiple layers of glass with varying thicknesses, as well as air gaps and special seals to absorb and block each sound wave.
Acoustic units work by reducing the transmission of sound waves through the window. This is achieved through the use of multiple layers of glass, air gaps and special seals that absorb and block sound waves.
The thicker and heavier the glass, the better the window will be at reducing outside noise. For instance, acoustic glass triple-glazed windows would be superior in reflecting noise to double glazing’s acoustic performance.
Acoustic glass windows are typically made using a combination of glass, laminates and special acoustic seals. The glass used in acoustic glazed units is often thicker and heavier than standard normal glass and may be laminated or tempered. Sometimes, it has soundproof double glazing for added strength. The acoustic seals used around the window frame are designed to absorb and block sound waves.
The main difference between a standard or ordinary glass window and an acoustic unit is the level of noise reduction that they provide. Standard windows are typically designed for visual clarity and energy-saving, but they do not provide much in the way of sound reduction. Acoustic glass windows, on the other hand, are specifically designed to reduce the amount of noise that enters a building.
Acoustic units are very effective at reducing noise. However, the amount of noise reduction that they provide will depend on a number of factors, including the thickness of the acoustic glass, the size of the air gap, and the quality of the acoustic seals. In general, acoustic glass can provide up to 50–60 decibels of noise reduction.
Yes, acoustic windows can be used in both residential and commercial buildings. These soundproof windows are often used in areas that are affected by high levels of noise pollution, such as near airports, highways and busy streets.
Yes, in addition to sound insulation, acoustic glass units can also provide thermal insulation, depending on the materials used in their construction. The multiple layers of glass and air cavity in acoustic units can help to reduce heat transfer between the inside and outside of a building. This can lead to improved energy efficiency and reduce overall heating and cooling costs.
Laminated and acoustic glass differ mainly in the purpose of their use, as well as their composition. In short, all acoustic glass is laminated, but not all laminated glass is acoustic.
- Laminated glass: a type of glass that is reinforced with a resin or plastic layer to enhance its strength and prevent shattering upon impact. This makes it a security feature rather than a soundproofing one.
- Acoustic glass: specifically designed to reduce noise levels. While this glass is also laminated, it uses a special interlayer of polyvinyl butyral (PVB) that not only binds the glass layers together but also absorbs sound vibrations. This makes it perfect for soundproofing windows.
Triple-glazed acoustic units offer superior glazing noise reduction compared to acoustic soundproof double-glazed windows. The additional layer of glazing in triple glazing enhances sound insulation by further reducing sound leakage.
While standard double glazing provides effective noise reduction, triple glazing significantly improves upon this by incorporating three panes of glass, which enhances the barrier against external noise. This makes acoustic triple-glazed soundproof windows a more effective solution for minimising noise compared to a double-glazed unit.
Get unwanted noise from your neighbour’s party out of your living room! Acoustic windows that absorb sound make all the difference. Contact RePlace Windows to discuss your options for triple or double-glazed soundproof windows in the UK.