Many buyers prefer downtown or street buildings. They believe that convenient living facilities and transportation are essential for urban people. This concept is understandable, but when you enjoy a convenient life, noise will follow. Imagine living in a noisy environment all day, can people's physical and mental health be guaranteed? Keeping away from noise is an essential link for owners to choose houses and see houses on the spot. How to avoid noise pollution when buying a house? See the following:
1. The noise pollution around the main road is serious
In order to meet the needs of property buyers, many buildings will focus on adjacent main roads, save commuting time, walk X minutes to the bus / subway station, etc. While facilitating their travel, property buyers should not ignore the impact of noise. They should know that the noise generated by motor vehicles on the main road has very strong penetration. Many people are sensitive to this low-frequency noise, which affects their normal rest and work. Ordinary windows and sound insulation curtains cannot completely isolate this kind of noise.
2. House inspection focuses on the wall
The thickness of the wall directly affects the sound insulation effect between houses in the building. For example, if you can easily hear the cry of the children next door, the sound of flushing the toilet and washing machine upstairs and downstairs at home, you have to be careful. It shows that the wall thickness of the house is not enough and the sound insulation is very poor.
At present, the household walls of many high-rise buildings are hollow. What's more, the tofu residue project is packaged into high-quality real estate. Therefore, when checking and accepting the house, buyers must consult professionals to identify whether the wall is qualified. You can check the progress and quality of real estate projects anytime and anywhere, find problems in advance, and keep the owners in the dark.
3. The green belt can effectively block noise
We all know that green belts can eliminate visual fatigue and beautify the urban environment. In addition, they can also prevent noise. There will be large green belts around the main roads next to many communities. Buyers can pay attention to these public facilities when looking at houses on the spot.
The first is to see whether the planting quantity and distribution can meet the sound insulation effect on the outside world. The second is to see whether the distribution between the green belt and the residential buildings is reasonable. Xiaobian will do a popular science here. If the arrangement of buildings and landscape belts is closed and dense, it is easy to form an echo space, and the noise will become more and more serious.
4. Select laminated glass
If the owner lives in downtown, whether the sound insulation effect is good will become one of the important factors to measure the housing quality. Those buyers who are very sensitive to sound (there are old people, children or students at home) may as well choose laminated glass for windows. Laminated glass is a composite glass product that consists of two or more pieces of glass with one or more layers of organic polymer intermediate film sandwiched between them. After special high-temperature and high-pressure process, the glass and intermediate film are permanently bonded into one.
Laminated glass can not only block sound waves and maintain indoor silence, but also filter ultraviolet rays and reduce refrigeration energy consumption. More importantly, it is very strong. It is recommended that the owner confirm with the real estate consultant whether laminated glass is used when visiting the model room.
Xiaobian consulted relevant experts and concluded that, in fact, the impact of noise on high-rise houses is determined by the sound source distance and site structure, so it can not be generalized and judged by the floor height. It needs to be analyzed according to the regional environment around the building (such as whether there is an overpass, factory, whether it is in the roadway, whether there is a barrier, etc.) and the specific situation of noise sources.
In short, remind buyers that if there are green belts or other buildings around high-rise buildings, noise pollution can be reduced to a certain extent. In addition, residents living on the top floor and other high floors can be effectively blocked by installing laminated glass and sound insulation curtains.