30 cm x 26 cm x 0.9 cm, Pack of 20 Acoustic Absorption Panels

I bought these to stop the noise of my neighbour as they made love like young people but combined with her being a screaming banshee..... I put them up and then they moved out the next week.... unlucky / lucky for me BUT they do look good on the wall and it’s become a feature wall now that I’m not going to cover up 😆

These panels work really well.Can make your HiFi sound way better.Each panel comes with an adhesive backing with a devilishly difficult cover to peel off.I put these up with the adhesive backing that comes with them (attached) and they all fell down within 4 days. That's not a failing of the panels at all - the backs are really sticky but they will fall off.Got some proper contact adhesive for these and they make a huge difference, sound wise.It's a thick tile that lines up brilliantly, looks good in geometric patterns on a wall, has contoured edges, get them in tight and check every tile with a spirit level as to be able to make micro adjustments.Acoustically impressive, fairly cheap hex panel.It's also quite nice to look at as well - when installed properly.

No difference, used two packs for a small room. The way the discs come with the sticky backing means you cannot remove them without destroying the paint on the wall.

Los he colocado en una pared de un dormitorio para reducir el eco de una máquina de ventilación forzada que tuve que instalar por la humedad. Creo que contribuyen a reducir el eco y además quedan bonitos.

I was pleasantly surprised how good the quality is and how solid and visually pleasing these look. We added some to the doors of our apartment, but will be ordering more to get even more sound proofing in the office rooms. They are fairly small so I would recommend 2-3 packs of these.

I was a bit sceptical but pleasantly surprised it actually works to reduce sound. I find I need to turn up the volume now but the sound is cleaner. Very easy to cut and install but the glue is very sticky so I suspect paint will come off you are sticking it to a painted surface. The tried to use 3M that doesn't leave a mark but it will not stick on the acoustic panel material hence I guess there is no choice but use very sticky glue. I should've stick them on a cardboard first and then stick the cardboard on the wall but only thought about it after the fact. Lastly, it's light and have no chemical smell which is great.

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