QUOTE(mytimegallery @ Feb 23 2019, 01:15 PM)
Hi, any others company beside Q-Windows and JTL?
I was at the Renovation Expo at KLCC yesterday and came across a few other suppliers:
- NORVA Innovation : norvawindow.com
- OPTIMA : optimawindow.com.my
- GOLDEN HORSE WINDOR : goldenhorsewindor.com
Here's my personal experience.
I live in an apartment where my living, master and 2nd bedroom are facing a busy highway. I changed my master bedroom window with VINCA about 5-6 years ago, followed by 2nd bedroom window by Q-Windows last year. I am currently scouting to change my living hall's sliding window.
Master Bedroom by VINCA:
- uPVC material, solid, and does what it says - reduced the traffic noise pollution.
- Price was reasonable back then, as I got a discount during Homedec expo few years ago.
- Limitation: uPVC material comes in white colour by default, so if you want another colour to suit your building's style, you need to pay extra to coat it.
- Service: Servicing agent was friendly and knowledgeable when it comes to acoustics.
2nd Bedroom by Q-Windows:
- Aluminium material, solid, overall window feels bulkier and heavier duty than VINCA.
- Reduces traffic noise significantly too.
- Price was reasonable considering installed only last year. (RM dropped..) You may check if your apartment/condo is listed on their site to receive offer:
https://q-windows.com.my/window-replacement/condominium/- Service: Servicing agent was friendly, attentive and knowledgeable.
- I oversaw Installation this time around and installers were professional, and friendly too.
- Went with Q-Windows instead of VINCA this time because Q-Windows got back to me quicker and with a cheaper quote (because their frame already has the colour I need, and my apartment was listed in their website with offer)
Overall, it depends on your budget and willingness to spend. Both VINCA and Q-Windows are good in my opinion.
I tried weather/rubber strips from Daiso/ACE hardware at first to try and seal off the air-gaps but it didn't really do much (It did reduce a little noise and dust). From what I know, the frame, the thickness of glass, and the installation - all plays a part.
The three other suppliers I saw yesterday at REX also seem positive. They use double-glaze, and aluminium. Price quoted were similar, but Golden Horse Windor was cheaper. It's still on today so you can go KLCC to check them out. VINCA is there too. Else, you may consider waiting til April for Homedec.
Considering it's not a cheap investment, I would suggest to actually visit their showroom or booth at expos to see/hear for yourself first.
Hope this helps those who are googling about sound proof windows malaysia
Cheers