52 Pack Acoustic Foam Panel Wedge Studio Soundproofing Wall Tiles 12" X 12" X 1"

For a small space to record podcast, streamers , gamers or some editing. They work just fine. Takes about 30 mins to form and the installation is easy. Weight is light and the absorption is good. The biggest issue is tue adhesive they give for the install. They are not easy to separate at all.

These foam panels are lightweight and easy to set up, especially if you just need to cut down on echo or make a room sound less “hollow.” They don’t block outside noise completely, but they do help with clarity for recording or streaming. The pack covers a good amount of wall space, and once they’ve had time to expand after unpacking, they look and work fine. Good value if you’re setting up a small studio or office... The pic attached is only 25 of them and it's already made a HUGE difference when recording for youtube and doing my regular zoom calls. No-brainer and idiot-proof to use. The stickers for the backs wotked great for me too. i used 5 on each piece (corners and middle) and they're holding up great after 2 months so far - even stuck to these slightly textured concrete walls. I'm impressed.

they took a while to "fluff up" but right out of the packaging we were scared. It seems like they will probably work.

Honestly, I have yet to put these up. They seem thinner than some of the other sets, but you get more tiles for your money. I am no expert on acoustics, so I don't know if it will be more beneficial to cover a lot of area, or to cover less area and have thicker tiles. They did not come with any type of tape or putty to adhere them to the wall. They are exactly what I expected from the advertisement.

For my intended uses, I needed to insulate a wall to reduce noise from my studio to the adjoining room and it did a decent job. I used about 5 packs of these to completely cover the entire room, minus the ceiling. I still needed to be careful how loud I got on the high end but the results are noticeable. It did essentially eliminate echo in the room which was fantastic. Give them about 48 hours at least to expand. After that, some spray adhesive or command strips will do the trick to secure them to the wall. I used both. The biggest ding on these is that they aren't evenly 12x12. So they won't align like they should if you install them in an alternating pattern of horizontal/vertical. Also, some aren't cut perfectly straight. and you'd need to stretch them a little to close gaps. Overall, a good product if you're on a very tight budget or only need enough material to cancel out echos.

Came out of the packaging like a chick hatching out of an egg. They all assumed the proper form within minutes. They look nice but I should have gotten a shade darker. But if you like this color it's good. Cuz they show the texture a bit more if you're looking for that YouTuber background look. You gotta light it from an angle though so there's shadows. And make sure before you start using T-pins that you calculate where the studs are cuz it's impossible to push them into studs. Maybe better off using adhesive. Which you'll have to get separately. Oh and that reminds of this one time my friend... Actually I'm just kidding. That's all I have to say. ONE MORE THING- *line goes dead*

*Note: After a few weeks, there are gaps in the foam. I read another review that had the same issue. If anything, the foam should have "decompressed" or "expanded" not shrunk. Sense the wall that I mounted them on was white so the GAPS are very visible. The job no longer looks professional. This is a cheap product is my final opinion. Dont waste your money. I wish I could get my money back but I cant, so Im going to complain to amazon to see what they can do. Had the foam not shrunk I would not even worry about it. I do not think the 2" foam shrunk, Ill have to keep my eye on them. I must first start off saying that I re-ordered 2 more sets. I only re-ordered because I wanted ALL of the panels in the studio to look the same. After carefully reading the reviews its clear you get what you pay for. 1. Dimensions: The panels are not 12 x 12 and they should stop rounding out the numbers they are actually 11 ¾” x 11 ¾” which makes it difficult if you used a design that required 12” x 12”. They can say that they have not fully expanded and decompressed. But I am not the only customer who also experienced the issue with the actual size. There are slight inconsistencies with the sizes which leaves gaps if you are not careful. 2. NRC Rating: The rating for sound was a 0.4, I really think they are exaggerating or using all of the panels combined. Individually they are very light and not ridged. The NRC rating you want is 1 which means 100% of the sound is being absorption. If this product is at 0.4 that’s only 40%, which ultimately means 60% of the sound is being reflected back into the room. A Good rating for home studios would be 0.65 meaning only 35% of sound is bouncing off the panels vs this product which is 60% or more depending on how you design the room. 3. The title is misleading: The quality of this product is not used for soundproofing which is separate from sound treatment or sound absorbing or sound suppression. Sound proofing is if your trying to prevent sound from coming into a space or prevent sound from leaking out. Sound suppression/deflection and acoustic tuning is if your trying to control sounds within a room. This foam may help dampen the echo effect in a room if placed properly. But this foam will NOT soundproof a wall. Its not possible considering the material and how small they are. The recommended thickness for Acoustic Treatment is 2” but this product is not even 1”. 4. Installation: I used light spray glue to attach the foam to the wall. The pros is that its fast and the color matches my wall paint. The cons of the glue is that it’s a light mist so the glue will be everywhere if you do not cover anything you don’t want to have glue residue on. For the most part the foam attached to the glue fairly well. I didn’t follow the instructions because that would be more messy and I could damage the foam. The instructions says to wet the surface and the foam and wait until it dries then connect them together. Sense the glue that I'm using would damage the visual side of the foam I decided after about 3 panels to only spray the glue on the wall within my measured area. This worked extremely well for my situation. 5. I can NOT evaluate how well this foam will reduce the vibration, and reflect sound or absorb sound. I can update this review after I'm finished. However I am also shooting a before and after video of the entire process. Its clear that the foam has changed the acoustics of the room. However, I also built a sound suppression board myself which may also be helping this product. 6. Overall, I like the visual appearance of the foam. And your paying close to $1 for each panel. I really didn’t think this product would “soundproof” the room. Its only used as an acoustic treatment to help suppress and absorb sound. I ran out of panels only after treating 3 walls. So instead of ordering a higher quality foam with real 12 x 12 dimensions or some other shade of black. I designed to continue the entire room with this foam by re-ordering 2 more packages. At this point its only for aesthetics of the studio. I wont know for sure if the foam actual worked until I'm finished and until I actual play back some music. I gave a low rating due to the actual size of the panels are not 12” x 12”, claimed to be perfectly aligned and because its claiming to be used for sound proofing. It claims to have a 0.4 40% Noise Reduction Coefficient. Which means it reflects 60% of the sound waves. Once I hear the results depends if Ill update the rating. Ive finished the job and you get what you pay for... I suggest using 2" foam instead of using "1 foam. The 2" foam has a higher absorption NRC rating. You want 100%, 65% is good... but 40% is not good... however, along with some 2" foam the overall product worked.

So, I bought a total of 9 packs for a 12x10 studio. I bought 5 packs of purple and black and 4 packs of all black. They transformed my recording studio, as i used them to cover from wall to wall and even my ceiling. The room is super soundproof and love it. When they arrive, they are vacuum sealed, meaning they are compressed. Based on the picture shown, add a little bit of water and throw them in the dryer and they will fluff up perfectly. I did not come with an adhesive but I purchased 3M 90 adhesive spray. Worked great. I recommend this product to anyone. 100% satisfied.

The product does its job as described. It needs to be placed in areas with high echos and it will work perfectly. For the price I am very contempt with the quality and quantity and will order more to complete the sound isolation set up. I really wish it came with some kind of adhesive or pins to assist with the set up

I pannelli sono buoni e linea di massima fanno il loro lavoro anche se questi sono spessi solo 2,50.(anche leggermente più spessi non sbagliate ) Esteticamente valorizzano lo studio e consentono posizionamenti artistici. vista la mia esperienza mi sento di dare alcuni consigli: dimenticatevi di usare il 3M perché vi farà impazzire!!! nel caso voleste comunque usare del biadesivo, procuratevi della colla da aggiungere. il problema non è attaccare il biadesivo al muro quanto al pannello che essendo molto poroso tende comunque a staccarsi.Un comune Bostik risolve. Dovessi rifare il lavoro, incollerei tutto su un compensato o un cartoncino e poi attaccherei il tutto come un quadro con due chiodi. Faccio la giunta alla recensione di tre anni fa perché mi sembra importante. Ci sono dei buoni motivi per mettere questi pannelli in uno studietto anche casalingo: 1) Hanno una lunga durata perché dopo tre anni sono ancora lì e non li ho più toccati 2) Non insonorizzano (sarebbe davvero un miracolo da fare con dei pannelli da due e mezzo) ma migliorano molto la risposta del suono soprattutto quando si canta. 3) Contrariamente a quel che pensavo non raccolgono così tanta polvere. Con i giusti accorgimenti è un lavoro che consiglio nella propria cameretta dove si suona.

Esteticamente quedan bastante bien, no se hasta que punto insonorizan pero queda bien

buon prodotto

Pour une isolation acoustique pièce de cinéma. Après avoir déballé tout ces carrés son compressés, les étaler à l'air libre il ne faut pas être pressé ,après deux ou 3 jours ils ont gonflé et repris leur forme initiale sans déformation, aucun déchets. Pour aller plus vite les tromper dans l'eau, ils gonfles immédiatement, mais il faut les laisser séchés avant de les coller. Produit très efficace.