Block up to 50dB of traffic, sirens, and city noise with our 10.8mm specialist acoustic glazing. Tailored for London's period homes.
Get Your Peace BackEngineering Acoustic Perfection
Why 10.8mm Acoustic Laminate Changes Everything
10.8mm Acoustic Laminate Glass
Our 10.8mm acoustic laminate glass is engineered from two sheets of glass bonded to a specialised PVB acoustic interlayer. This triple-layer construction dramatically increases mass per square metre — the single most important factor in blocking low-frequency rumble.
100–150mm Decoupled Air Cavity
Our installations maintain a 100mm to 150mm gap between the original window and the secondary pane — validated by acoustic engineers as the "sweet spot" for residential sound insulation.
Twin-Compression Acoustic Seals
Every secondary glazing panel features dual-durometer EPDM rubber gaskets that compress against the frame on both sides, creating an airtight perimeter with no flanking paths for noise.
Living in London's most prestigious areas shouldn't mean sacrificing peace and quiet. Traffic noise, construction, and urban activity can make homes uncomfortable and reduce property value. Traditional solutions like double glazing often aren't possible in listed buildings or conservation areas.
That's where soundproof secondary glazing excels—providing up to 54dB noise reduction with our 10.8mm acoustic glass, without altering your original windows. Our specialist secondary glazing noise reduction solutions are approved for heritage properties and deliver immediate acoustic improvements. Whether you're in a Georgian townhouse in Kensington or a Victorian terrace in Richmond, we help restore peace to your home.
Unlike general glazing companies that offer soundproofing as an afterthought, we do nothing but acoustic secondary glazing—every day, in every London borough. Our 10.8mm laminated acoustic glass and precision-engineered air gaps achieve independently verified 54dB reduction, outperforming double glazing by over 20dB.
From Kensington's Cromwell Road to Richmond's Heathrow flight path, we've completed over 200 heritage installations with a 100% conservation officer approval rate. Every project includes a free professional acoustic survey, bespoke design, and our comprehensive 25-year warranty.
54dB verified noise reduction
Grade I, II* & II listed approved
25+ years London-only specialists
100% conservation consent rate
25-year warranty on every install
Not all glazing is equal. Compare decibel reduction across solution types to see why 10.8mm acoustic glass is the professional's choice.
| Solution Type | Typical dB Reduction | Frequency Analysis | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Double Glazing | 28–32 dB | Mid only | Thermal insulation only |
| 6.4mm Laminate Glass | 35–38 dB | Mid–High | Light traffic & general ambient noise |
| 10.8mm Acoustic Specialist Glass Premium Choice | 45–54 dB | Low–Mid–High | Heavy sirens, trains & city noise |
dB figures based on independent laboratory testing. Actual performance varies by installation, air-gap depth, and window condition.
We offer comprehensive secondary glazing solutions tailored to your specific needs. Each service is delivered by our experienced team with minimal disruption to your property.
Transform your home with acoustic and thermal performance improvements.
Enhance productivity in offices, hotels, and educational facilities.
Conservation-compliant solutions that preserve original features.
Expert servicing to keep your systems performing optimally.
Professional noise assessments and performance planning.
Achieve up to 30% energy savings alongside noise reduction.
Authoritative sources supporting the information in this article.
This standard provides the fundamental framework for estimating the acoustic insulation of buildings and components in the UK, essential for calculating noise reduction in London residences.
This statutory guidance outlines the requirements for protection against noise and sound transmission in dwellings, supporting the necessity of secondary glazing in high-noise urban environments.
A critical resource for London property owners, explaining how secondary glazing acts as the preferred acoustic and thermal solution for listed buildings where replacement windows are prohibited.
Provides industry-standard technical data on how cavity widths between primary and secondary glazing can achieve noise reductions of up to 54dB or higher.
Establishes the benchmarks for thermal efficiency (U-values) that secondary glazing helps London property owners achieve in addition to acoustic gains.
