AIS ACOUSTIC GLASS

When you choose sound resistant glass, you are gaining more than just quieter rooms. Our acoustic glazing helps create calm interiors where focus, sleep or conversation s is easier. It helps reduce distraction from traffic, construction or city noise, improving productivity at work or rest at home. As the laminated structure also adds durability and safety, if the glass breaks, the interlayer keeps the shards in place, providing both security and acoustic comfort and because less noise intrusion means less stress, you are enhancing well-being while preserving daylight, transparency and design integrity.

Sound resistant glass is versatile and it suits both homes and commercial spaces. Use it in bedrooms, living rooms, balconies or workspaces where external noise is an issue. You can also use it in boardrooms, conference rooms, hotel facades, hospitals or educational facilities where sound control matters. For example, if your home faces a busy road, our soundproof glass can reduce intrusion. If your office is in a high-rise near an airport or metro line, the same glazing helps keep the interior calm. It is effective wherever external noise control is required.

Yes, absolutely. One of the key advantages of sound insulation glass is its ability to filter out traffic, street noise and other urban sounds. Because the PVB inter-layer dampens sound vibrations and the laminated structure adds density, much of the typical nuisance noise entering through ordinary windows gets significantly reduced. While it may not eliminate noise entirely (more on that later), you will notice a noticeable drop in rumble from vehicles, horns, and heavy equipment, making your home feel quieter, more comfortable, and more pleasant for rest or conversation.

No product can guarantee a 100% removal of external noise, but with sound dampening glass, you get a very substantial reduction. Our specification for the product states that it achieves noise reduction of up to approximately 40 dB under standard conditions. This means you might still hear muffled sounds or vibration under extreme noise conditions, but much of what you would normally hear will be dramatically reduced. Also, to get the full benefit, you will need proper installation, airtight framing, good seals around the glass and correct glazing details to avoid sound leaks through gaps.

While AIS Glass does not publish a fixed “extra cost” figure for acoustic versus regular glass, as cost depends on thickness, size, interlayer and installation complexity, you should expect the acoustic variant to carry a premium. That’s because acoustic glass uses a laminated construction with specialized PVB interlayers, more glass layers, and stricter performance specifications. For reference, in the industry, soundproof or acoustic glass versions are thicker and heavier than standard single-pane glass. So, while regular clear glass remains the budget choice, acoustic glass is an investment in comfort and value. We recommend getting a quote from AIS with the dimensions, noise level, and specifications so you can compare the extra investment and expected benefits.