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Simbre specializes in producing unique type of double glazed windows. So, instead of one layer of glass, these windows have two. Do you have any idea why it is designed this way?” The main reason being that these two layers do great work in keeping noise out of your home. Considering the window requirements; there is a demand for noise-proofing as a crucial characteristic of windows because so many noises get inside the house making the inside person annoying, if you live in a large busy place.
The Impact Of Glass Thickness On Noise
Thick laminated glass for the windows is also key to keeping sounds out. If you’re use to glass sliding doors, thicker sliding glass doors can be a much better sound barrier than thinner glass. Simbre double glazed windows are available in varying thicknesses. 6mm is their most common thickness and a good option for many homes. Besides that, they also offer thick ones as 8mm and 10mm. It will cost slightly more cash, but it will be much more effective at blocking sound if you opt for a thicker window. If you are quite close to a busy road or in a city, investing in thick glass for your windows would give you a good reason to enjoy some inner peace from all that outside noise.
What is Argon Gas?
You may ask yourself, what is argon gas? Argon gas is an inert gas that virtually fills the cavity between the two glass layers in double-glazed windows. This gas is called inert as it does not react with other substances or chemicals. Filling the space between the two layers of glass with argon gas improves the window's ability to block out noise even more. The gas also provides insulation, which helps to minimize noise infiltration into your home. Argon gas filling is standard in Simbre's double-glazed windows. Other companies might use another kind of gas, or in some cases, no gas at all, which may not also be the best option for noise reduction.
