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Best Soundproof WindowsExplore our picks and suggestions for the best soundproof windows on the market today - we've choosen 3 models (so far) that are all in very different price ranges to accomodate all budgets. Milgard Quiet Line WindowsThe Milgard Quiet Line window is a beast, and an expensive one at that. A standard to slightly larger opening, perhaps 38" W x 58" H will easily run $1500 for the window itself. The Quietline is like having 2 windows in 1 frame, that is how thick it is. We think the Milgard QuietLine is definitely the best soundproof window on the market.
-- Price Range: $1500 to $1700 fully installed -- Amsco Serenity WindowsThe Amsco Serenity Series is a billed as a sound control window and gets pretty decent reviews (Amsco in general gets relatively poor reviews). It is basically like buying two windows for the price of one - is has an extra sash and glass. Some of the features include a box style spacer, insulated glazing from Cardinal (a respected glass company in the industry) and a double seal (not a durometer seal). It utilizes a somewhat unique design that does not include the PVB interlayer.
-- Price Range: $500 to $650 fully installed -- Indow Soundproof InsertsIndow windows has comes up with a pretty interesting take on "storm window" or inserts. Instead of a hard, unflexible frame, they use a compression tubing on the outside that form fits to any opening. They get the exact measurements by laser shooting each opening and then custom making the inserts for that particular sized opening. This is a great feature for older homes especially, where the openings might not be completely square (insuring a much better fit.) Once the insert is placed snugly into the opening, it is virtually unnoticeable as an insert - it looks like its part of the window unit.
-- Price Range: $200 to $250 fully installed --
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