Product Description

Soundproof glass is mostly installed in office or commercial places, meeting room.

Bear Glass is the 4th generation family business specializing in soundproof glass. We provide soundproof glass with custom fabrication. We do Bevel Edge, Bevel Both Sides Edge, Double Bevel Edge, Miter Edge, Chamfer Edge, Flat Polish/ Ground, Pencil Polish/ Ground, Ogee Edge, Ogee Bevel Edge, Water Fall Edge, Clean Cut, Seamed Edge for the soundproof glass doors and walls etc.

There are a number of different ways to make a glass soundproof. The first involves simply making the glass thicker. The thicker the glass is, the stiffer it becomes and, as a natural consequence, less prone to vibration. In such cases, sound is naturally reduced. Another option is to insulate the glass with some other material, or perhaps just put an empty area.

A common material used in soundproof glass is some sort of lamination. A thin piece of plastic is often placed between two panes of glass, thus cutting down significantly on the amount of sound that gets through.

As an added benefit, the soundproof glass can be improved to meet hurricane building standards in areas prone to the storms.

Using thickness to a more reasonable level. Bear Glass has the expertise, the largest inventory of glass sheets, and the in-house lamination fabricator to customize your soundproof/security glass to your specifications.

Soundproof glass is glass that prevents sound from penetrating from one side to the other. In most cases, the soundproof glass is preferred by those who live near noisy environments, such as airports of busy roads. While glass, in various configurations, may do a good job by preventing sound from getting through, it should be noted that soundproof glass, at least from a general consumer standpoint, is all but impossible to acquire.

Blocking all sound would be prohibitively expensive and likely not recommended for windows. The glass would need to be extremely thick and would be very heavy, perhaps overwhelming any material used in a typical window frame.

The most common place to find soundproof glass is a sound studio, where it is important for music and other types of recordings to have a quiet environment. However, even then the glass is not completely able to withstand all sounds.