Looking to silence the world outside your window? Noise reduction window inserts are like earplugs for your home, creating a second barrier to block out unwanted sound. Typically made from acrylic or glass with an airtight seal, they can reduce noise by up to 40 decibels, depending on installation and materials. Prices vary, but expect to pay anywhere from $300 to $700 per window for quality inserts in Australia, with cheaper used options occasionally popping up on Tradingpost. They’re a nifty fix without the hassle of replacing entire windows, though results can vary if your frames are leaky or your noise source is stubborn. Always check the specs and installation guides to ensure you’re not just buying expensive glass.
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