Acoustical Fabric - Acoustically Transparent Fabric for Making Acoustic Panels - DIY Sound Panel Acoustic Fabric (Black)

This fabric is perfect—easy to stretch, looks professional, and doesn’t block sound the slightest bit!! My panels turned out great and my room sounds amazing. Highly recommend for any sound project! The fabric itself is durable yet easy to work with—it stretched nicely over the frames without tearing or fraying, and it looks clean and professional once stapled in place. The weave is tight enough to give a sleek finish, but still breathable so the panels function exactly as intended.

Excellent product, just what I needed and looks great.

The right size and material. It works perfectly and keeps insulation from being seen. Great quality and works as advertised. Highly recommend it for home theater absorbers. Building your own is easy and inexpensive but the fabric is critical and this is the right stuff at an accessible price.

This material is excellent quality. I am very pleased with the density and weave of the material. The black cloth looks and feels great. I am using this material to cover some sound baffles I am constructing, and they look great with this cloth covering. My one complaint is that the length of material received is anywhere from 1/2 to 1 full inch short (ordered by the yard). A yard is 36 inches. Each piece of cloth was between 35" and 35-1/2". Likely an issue with the material being stretched by whatever machine is being used to cut it, but something the seller should look into. Note also, that if you order more than one yard, you will receive multiple packages. The cloth is packaged in individual yard packages. Overall, a great quality product, but the loss of up to one inch, in my case, almost made this too short for my application. I will order from the seller again, but will keep in mind the possible shortness.

Very pleased with the product. It looks very elegant in my studio. These DIY projects are never cheap... you invest time an money, and expect results. I made 4 of 6 panels... 2 more to go.