IN A HECTIC WORLD,
YOUR HOME SHOULD BE
YOUR SANCTUARY.
Sanctuary® brings more peace, quiet and comfort to a house while supporting the health and well-being of those who call it home.
Interested in creating your own Sanctuary® Home?
Ask your builder or contractor today.
With the perpetual pressures we face in the world, it just makes sense to do all we can to create an ideal environment at home. Self-care begins with Sanctuary.
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SANCTUARY MEANS LESS STRESS
We all know how much stress the rumble and roar of daily life can put on our lives and our relationships. Making sure home is a welcome retreat can make all the difference to how we feel about ourselves and relate to one another. By reducing unwanted noise and maximizing comfort, Sanctuary can help bring life into balance.
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SANCTUARY CAN MEAN IMPROVED HEALTH
Not only does unwanted noise affect the state of our minds, but it also affects the state of our bodies as well. Research suggests that noise exposure may contribute to 14% of hypertension cases and 9% of high cholesterol cases.¹ Imagine what reducing sound power can mean for you.
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SANCTUARY MEANS BETTER SLEEP
During sleep, the brain continues to register and process sounds, affecting everything from heart rate to blood pressure. Those changes, coupled with the noises themselves, can trigger nighttime waking or restlessness. All that waking, tossing and turning can lead to lower sleep satisfaction, sleepiness and mood changes. Worse still, insufficient sleep has been linked with obesity, diabetes, heart disease and other health issues.2 Luckily, reducing the impact sound has on bedrooms by even a small amount can improve sleep, health, mood and general positivity.
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SANCTUARY MEANS MORE COMFORT
When the temperature inside your home is equalized, your body doesn’t need to adjust as you move from one room to the next. Not having to react as you move through your home means your body will more easily reach and maintain a relaxed state of equilibrium. And, therefore, so will you.
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SANCTUARY MEANS IMPROVED LEARNING
In addition to the reduced sleep, increased stress and general health issues adults suffer as a result of noise exposure, noise can also have a serious effect on a child’s ability to absorb, process and recall information. Noise exposure has been linked to poorer reading comprehension, standardized test scores and long-term memory3. By reducing the noise power in our homes, we can provide a better learning environment for our kids and a more peaceful space for them to explore their developing personalities.
