Sector 23 and 23A sit next to Palam Vihar, close to the Delhi border and right under the approach to the airport. Planes pass low and often. So the most common question here is not about bathrooms. It is about windows, and whether new glass can make a house quieter. It can, but only the right kind.
What glass can do about aircraft noise
People here often ask for new windows to cut the noise from planes. It is worth being honest about what works.
A single pane of glass, even a thick one, does little. Sound passes through rigid glass easily. A sealed double-glazed unit, with two panes and a gap between them, cuts much more.
The seal around the frame matters just as much. A gap there lets noise straight in, whatever the glass.
Choosing which rooms to do first
Double glazing costs more than single glass, so most families start with the rooms that matter most.
Usually that is bedrooms, where planes at night wake people. Living rooms often come next.
We measure every window on one visit and price them room by room, so you can choose where to start.
Bathrooms in older Huda houses
The Huda houses here are mostly twenty years old or more. Bathroom work is replacement.
Walls have usually moved a little. A slim frame often seals a shower better than frameless glass against an old wall.
We check with a level and tell you honestly which suits your bathroom.
