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0800 088 6341Noise in hospitals has a direct impact on patient recovery and wellbeing. Secondary glazing is used extensively across NHS and private healthcare facilities to reduce external noise in patient areas.
Clinical research consistently demonstrates that noise disrupts patient sleep, increases stress hormone levels, and can impair recovery. The NHS targets a maximum nighttime noise level of 40dB in patient areas. Properties near busy roads can experience nighttime noise levels of 55–70dB at the window without appropriate glazing treatment.
We have installed secondary glazing in NHS hospitals, private hospitals, GP surgeries, mental health facilities and care homes across the UK. We understand the specific requirements of healthcare environments: infection control, ease of cleaning, minimal disruption to ward operations, and compliance with HTM (Health Technical Memorandum) standards.
NHS trusts face significant pressure to reduce energy consumption and carbon output. Secondary glazing with Low-E glass reduces heat loss through windows by up to 65%, contributing meaningfully to energy efficiency targets in large hospital buildings with extensive window areas.
We schedule healthcare installation to minimise disruption to clinical operations, including out-of-hours and weekend working where required.
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