Acoustic Laminated Glass

How Acoustic Glass Works

Sound travels in waves, and the intensity of these waves determines the volume and reach of noise. Our acoustic glass is designed to prevent vibrations from passing through the glass, thereby reducing noise and creating a more peaceful environment. This is achieved by using a soundproof membrane, typically made of polyvinyl butyral (PVB), which is seamlessly sealed between the glass planes, giving the appearance of a single pane of glass. 

The effectiveness of noise reduction of our acoustic glass division walls depends on three key factors:

1. The thickness of the glass panes is critical, as greater mass equals superior sound-blocking capabilities.
2. The number of interlayers used plays a crucial role in noise reduction.
3. In the case of double-glazed units, the space between the glass panels also has an impact on noise reduction. 

Overall, our acoustic glass is available in various thicknesses to cater to specific noise-blocking needs. That often makes it an excellent solution for anyone looking to reduce noise levels in their surroundings.

Noise Reduction and Safety

Acoustic glass is an excellent option for reducing noise in busy office environments while also maintaining an open office layout. Notably, acoustic glass is a type of safety glass, designed to avoid shattering upon breakage. This feature ensures that the glass partition remains intact until it is replaced, minimising the risk of injuries.

At Altitude Glass, we’re a reliable provider of high-quality glass partitions, offering direct delivery, competitive pricing, and exceptional customer service. Our team is knowledgeable about our products and industry and can provide answers to any questions you may have about the durability, safety standards, and applications of our acoustic glass room separators.

How We Work

If you need a quick quotation, simply send us an email with your requirements, and we will respond on the same day. Or, if you would prefer to discuss your project in more detail, you can request a callback at your convenience using our contact form. To get in touch with us today, you can call us at 01254 812112 or send us an email requesting a quotation.

We look forward to hearing from you!