Acoustic Glass in Greater Manchester, Cheshire & beyond

How much sound can acoustic glass keep out?

We provide several finance deals, including our flexible buy now pay later windows and doors option.

Buy now pay later with 12 months non-payment period.  Spread the cost with buy now pay later finance available online and in-store.  The buy now pay later finance option allows you to spread the cost of your purchase over 120 months with a 12 month non-payment period.

If you choose to exercise the option to settle the amount of credit in full before the end of the non-payment period you will not pay any interest .

If you choose not to settle in full by the end of the non-payment period, the amount of credit remaining will be spread across the remaining term of 120 months with interest charged at a representative APR of 14.9%. You will pay interest on the amount of credit that remains unpaid, and interest will be charged from the date we told you the agreement was live.

Only available to UK residents over 18, subject to terms and conditions, minimum spend applies.

As a representative example of how our double glazing buy now pay later offer works:

Total cash price: £10,000.00
Deposit £3,333
Amount of credit: £6,667.00
Non-payment period 12 months, followed by 120 monthly repayments of £118.51
Representative APR 14.90%
Total amount repayable £14221.61

*Terms and conditions apply, some products excluded, minimum spend applies.

**Credit is subject to status and affordability, not subject to application and status. Current rates correct as of November 2023. Written quotations available on request.

What is acoustic glass and how does it work?

Acoustic glass is a type of glass that is specifically designed to prevent more outside noise from entering the home than standard glass options.

It’s made by laminating two layers of annealed glass together with a layer of Polyvinyl Butyral, a special type of plastic that absorbs sound, sitting between them. This makes it appear as one single pane of glass, although it is, in fact, much thicker. Mass is the best way to absorb sound, meaning the thickness of acoustic glass makes it much better at sound absorption than standard glass. By absorbing more noise than standard glass, less sound can enter the home.