Secondary Glazing for Jurys Inn

Following successful installations for Jurys Inn hotel chain in 2014 we are now providing additional secondary glazing solutions to Jurys Inn Leeds.

SGG STADIP SILENCE Acoustic glazing will be provided to guest bedrooms facing the busy Brewery Place to ensure that unwanted external noise is eliminated and to improve occupancy comfort.

SGG STADIP SILENCE is an acoustic laminated safety glass, consisting of two or more sheets of glass bonded together by one or more acoustic Polyvinyl Butyral interlayers, known as PVB (A)

Where can it be used
SGG STADIP SILENCE is ideal for any application in the home where there is a need to insulate against excessive noise levels but is most effective when used in double glazing. It is particularly effective against traffic noise when used in windows facing onto busy roads. It is also ideal for conservatory roofs, rooflights and glazed roofs by reducing noise from rain and hail.

What is it?

SGG STADIP SILENCE combines two sheets of clear glass bonded together with a totally transparent plastic interlayer. The interlayer absorbs sound and reduces the level transmitted through the glass helping to keep both unwanted noise out, or to keep noise in.

ADVANTAGES  

SGG STADIP SILENCE:

• Creates more peaceful interiors by reducing noise pollution from air, train and road traffic, general street noise and noisy neighbours.
• Is also effective at keeping sound in where confidentiality or consideration to neighbours is required.
• Is a safety glass and can be used in safety critical locations.
• Can be manufactured to provide enhanced security. If broken through vandalism, the glass remains adhered to the interlayer, hindering breakage through the glazing.
• The interlayer filters up to 99% of UV radiation, therefore the use of SGG STADIP SILENCE in patio doors and conservatories helps slow the fading of furnishings.
• Its interlayer is transparent and colourless, meaning  SGG STADIP SILENCE resembles ordinary glass, with excellent optical qualities.

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