Acoustic insulation has become a critical consideration for homeowners, especially in urban areas where noise pollution from traffic, construction, and other sources can disrupt peace and quiet indoors. At Ecosupply we offer innovative solutions to reduce unwanted noise inside homes of those we all serve.
One key factor in acoustic insulation is air tightness. When air can escape through gaps or leaks, it can also carry sound waves, reducing the effectiveness of insulation. That’s why at Ecosupply we use Reynaers Aluminium systems equipped with acoustic sealing, including hidden gaskets and central sealing, to ensure superior air tightness and reduce noise infiltration.
Another crucial element in acoustic insulation is glazing—asymmetric double glazing with different glass thicknesses on the inside and outside will effectively block out noise. For even higher acoustic performance, homeowners can choose layered inner glass panes with acoustic polyvinyl butyral (PVB) foil. While this option may come with a higher cost, it provides optimal noise reduction and helps create a peaceful indoor environment.
In addition to their acoustic insulation properties, other benefits enhance comfort at home. These include energy efficiency, aesthetics, durability, security, and customization options. The energy-efficient design minimizes heat transfer, helping keep indoors comfortable while reducing energy consumption and operation costs. The wide range of design options allows you to choose profiles that match the style of your home and enhance its visual appeal. Advanced locking mechanisms and robust profiles enable security, giving homeowners additional peace of mind.
Acoustic insulation is more and more a must-have. At Ecosupply, we strive to offer innovative solutions that help developers, architects, and general contractors to deliver quiet indoor living.
Finally, the thermal performance also depends on the size or elements’ types of openings. At Ecosupply, we can provide a thermal simulation that considers the detailed profiles, the type of glass used, and the element’s size on site — everything, to ensure you get what you want for your project.
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