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Traffic, trains, aircraft and nightlife noise all reach a room through its windows. SKATE soundproof windows reduce outside noise with laminated insulating glass, three seal lines and tight, precision-machined joints.

 

Why Some Windows Let Noise In

 

Sound travels as vibration and through air gaps. Most standard windows have only one or two seals. Thin, single-type glass vibrates easily and passes sound through.

 

How SKATE Windows Block Noise

 

Three seal lines

against one or two on most standard windows.

01

12 mm sash overlap

about twice that of ordinary thermal break windows, closing the path sound takes around the sash.

02

One-piece bent gaskets

no cut and welded corners where air can leak.

03

Laminated insulating glass

the PVB interlayer damps vibration; argon in the cavity adds further insulation.

04

Asymmetric glass

different pane thicknesses stop the panes from resonating at the same frequency.

05

 

How Much Quieter?

 

Tested to GB/T 8485-2008 at national test centers:

Series

Glass

Sound insulation

90 Casement

Low-E triple glazing (5 Low-E + 12A + 5 + 12A + 5 Low-E)

Rw 44 dB (C −2; Ctr −6)

75 Tilt & Turn

Laminated triple glazing (…+ 5 + 0.76 PVB + 5)

Rw 40 dB (C −1; Ctr −5)

95 Casement

Triple double-silver Low-E

Rw 37 dB

W110 Passive

Triple double-silver Low-E

Rw 36 dB

 

Three panes, three seal lines and a 90 mm frame make the difference. The result in a finished room also depends on the walls, doors and installation.

 

Recommended Systems

 

95 Passive Casement Window - triple glazing, best for noisy roads and airports. → [link]

76M Tilt and Turn Window - double or triple glazing, AS 2047 certified. → [link]

Seamless Welded Window - welded corners with no joint gaps. → [link]

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FAQ

 

Q1: Which glass is best for soundproofing?

A: Argon-filled insulating glass with a laminated pane. Laminated glass damps vibration better than thicker single panes.

Q2: Can I soundproof just one room?

A: Yes. Many homeowners start with bedrooms facing the street. We make each window to size, so you can replace one room at a time.