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See below how SageGlass by Saint-Gobain can contribute to HQE criterion: Creating an acoustic environment quality appropriate for the various rooms.

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Key contribution

SageGlass helps to improve acoustic comfort by combining two glass panes of different thicknesses, or by adding a special acoustic lamination, specifically designed to enhance sound insulation.

Aim

To promote the optimization of the acoustic environment quality of spaces, through the respect of acoustic indicators.

Detailed requirement

Complying to programme or contractual requirements by the applicant for every acoustic indicator but also to quantitative values for every acoustic indicator, performing an acoustic study on training and practical work rooms under acoustic environment criteria and implementing solutions identified as the most suitable by the study.

Our contribution

9.1.1. Optimize the acoustic quality of spaces

All the noise nuisances, including traffic, construction, and loud music, affect our quality of life and sometimes even our health. SageGlass can help reduce external noise and improve indoor acoustic comfort by combining two glasses of different thicknesses, or by adding a spacer specifically designed to optimize sound insulation. It's essential to note that for optimal performance, the glazing must be used on waterproof joinery with excellent acoustic properties. 
Also, by completely replacing the often noisy mechanical sunscreens, SageGlass eliminates an additional source of noise and distraction for occupants.