Triple glazing and ventilation
- Thread starter Rotor888
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What is the ventilation problem?
If an extra pane of glass is put in with a large gap between it and the other panes, that should reduce the external noise. However, if trickle vents are put in for ventilation, some noise will get in as well.
That will let the noise in.
Such people don't mind preventing much air entering the room from outside.
I think you're right - there really isn't a simple way to have ventilation and noise reduction at the same time, so the simple solution really is to avoid trickle vents, and just open the window for a short period of time - this also gives you a chance to smugly appreciate the 'turning off' of external sound as you close the window.
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There is a way to have Triple Glazing and ventilation ...Simple answer is dont have Trickle vents! Use a PIV or MHEV system instead, or use acoustic vents ( but they will still let a certain amount of noise in)
You are overthinking.
But if you are really concerned about noise, then trickle vents in isolation are not the only factor you should be considering.
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