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By sunshine_m · Posted
@Sue Good to know acoustic glazing makes a difference! -
That must have done wonders for the TV reception! I once watched a pair of birds, can't remember what they were, don't think they were pigeons, dismantling an old nest twig by twig and rebuilding it a few trees down 🤣 I suppose it was a handy source of sticks, but it seemed rather pointless given there was a nest already there. Maybe it was in poor condition or something? -
I think probably any area round here will get the plane noise. I'm not sure any level of glazing will entirely shut it out. I have acoustic glass in my bedroom which I was told was what was used in Heathrow offices, but I can still hear planes through it, albeit faintly. That wasn't why I got it though. I was constantly being woken by my neighbours' boiler going on and off all through the night. I think there was something wrong with it. It doesn't happen any more. As regards coming home at night, as with anywhere in London (or indeed most places, I guess!), it's preferable to stick to well lit roads with a few people around, where possible.
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How is my post ‘not helpful’ I only quoted yourself.
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