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Frequently Asked Questions

How do acoustic panels work?

Acoustic panels work by absorbing sound waves, reducing echo and reverberation in a space. They are made from sound-absorbing materials like fiberglass and wrapped in acoustically grade fabric. They trap sound energy, preventing it from bouncing off hard surfaces. This helps improve sound clarity and overall acoustics in a room.

What are the benefits of using acoustic panels?

Acoustic panels offer several benefits, including improved sound quality by reducing echo and reverberation. This leads to clearer speech and better audio in offices, home theaters, recording studios, etc. They also help create a more comfortable environment by reducing noise pollution and enhancing privacy. Additionally, acoustic panels can improve focus and productivity in workspaces, and their design can add aesthetic value to a room.

How many acoustic panels do I need?
The number of panels needed depends on the size of the room, its acoustic characteristics, and your desired level of sound control. Generally, larger rooms or spaces with hard surfaces will require more panels to achieve effective sound absorption. Acoustic consultants or calculators can help determine the optimal quantity for your specific situation.
Where should I install acoustic panels?

The most common places to install acoustic panels are walls and ceilings. Acoustic panels should be installed in areas where sound reflections and noise buildup are most problematic: corners, behind sound sources, and most sound-reflective surfaces. Strategic placement in these spots helps enhance sound clarity, reduce distractions, and improve overall acoustics.

Can I install acoustic panels myself?

Yes, our acoustic panels can be installed using our installation instructions. Our panels are lightweight and come with different mounting options. Some, however, may require the help of a handyman to install. You can always reach out to us with any questions on installation or choosing the right mounting type (install hardware) for you.