Wedge Acoustic Panels

These are really dense foam. If you've tried to use 1" these are another level of hush. No need to do water on these. just fuss with the mashed edge, working down, pull little bits apart and rub your thumbs trying to spread it open, but do it light enough you don't tear the edge. Just a light pass, most of it will fluff out, go back and rub, stretch the edge and it's easy to get the hang of dealing with smooshed ones. Alternate the panels as you build your enclosure or wall. I put 48 of these in 6's and 4's in a 10x14 room and it is so quiet in there now! If the house is all quiet, then the silence in this room is deafening haha. These will block a lot of mid to high sounds. Pyramid will block high end, for mid-range to lows you need thicker than 2" or layer with another material like felt or wool. I did make gains in deadening workshop sounds, but I learned I'll have to do corner pieces, and more than just hang foam on walls for better soundproofing. I used a gummy spray adhesive, just a line around the edges and a fat dot in the middle and none have come down in a few weeks now. Overall, I love these and probably buy this particular brand/vendor again. They are either cut with a dull blade it looks like or it's just mashed and cut, but they never fluff it out before sealing it up with vacuum. I think it took me about 35 minutes to fluff out 48 panels. I still have a couple packs of them, but once the outer plastic is open, the unopened ones expanded in a day inside their pack.

Bought for my son's streaming area. It helped cut down on the background "mystery" noises during streaming while gaming and was very easy to install. Make sure to leave plenty of time for them to sit out to fluff up!

Great product and will buy again.

These are vacuum sealed, so you do have to pull them out and let them inflate for a day or so, and some of them you do still have to pull apart from themselves, as they come stuck together. They are thick, but some of the foam was damaged - thankfully that didn't matter for me - and they have an odd scent. Somewhat of a chemical smell. These do NOT have adhesive on the back, and you do have to purchase some form of adhesive spray as needed. I initially tried to attach them with glue dots (to not damage the wall) but realized that wouldn't hold well enough.

Def muffles sound. Nothing sticks to it long term…. Tried double sided gorilla tape and spray adhesive.. still falling off wall.. Used nails

I’m extremely impressed with these 12” x 12” x 2” soundproof foam panels! The 36-pack was perfect for covering my recording area, and installation was simple—I used a mix of adhesive spray and double-sided tape, and they’ve stayed firmly in place. The wedge design not only looks professional but really makes a difference in sound clarity and echo reduction. My room now feels like a proper studio, and the overall audio quality has improved dramatically. The foam expanded nicely after opening, and the consistency across panels was great. Fantastic value for the price—highly recommend for anyone doing voiceovers, podcasts, or home recording! Unfortunately, the last order had a price increase which I'm not happy about because I plan on buying more.

Open packing. Lay out tiles with as few stacked on top of each other as possible. Do it in a ventilated area. After a few days they will be fully expanded and most of the smell will be gone. Maybe other people got a bad batch. I just followed the directions and these things expanded to perfect shape and barely smelled. No, they're not very "dense" so they aren't going to absorb as much acoustic energy as the professional name brand products will...but they are excellent value for the money.

They don't work and sticking them up is a nightmare. They cancel no noise and are not thick what so ever, any glue you try to put on them gets absorbed and you're left with the glue on your hand as you try to stick it to the wall. Save your money and get better ones. I don't know if they changed quality from everyone that gave them a 5 star, but they are not dense, they're squishy, they cancel no noise, and they are such bad quality that you could easily tear them if you're not paying attention like the good ones you can find elsewhere.

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