Our foam absorber is a Class 1 Fire Rated alternative to traditional acoustic foams. The absorber is crafted from porous acoustic melamine material with a complex internal structure of slim, flexible webs.
The foam absorber traps sound waves and improves overall sound quality while minimizing echo and reverberation.
Our foam absorber is multifunctional and can be applied directly to walls, hung as baffles or used as a freestanding absorber.
| Large Box | 2" x 2' x 4', 8 Pieces per Box, 64 sq. ft., $37.38/piece |
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| Medium Box | 3" x 2' x 4', 6 Pieces per Box, 48 sq. ft., $51.37/piece |
| Small Box | 4" x 2' x 4', 4 Pieces per Box, 32 sq. ft., $63.25/piece |
Acoustic Wedge Foam is available in 1’x1′ or 2’x4′ sheets, and 2″, 3″. 4″ or 6″ thicknesses. Wedge foam panels are only available in the color “Charcoal“.
To determine which foam thickness to choose, it will depend on the type of sound within your space. For mid-to-high range frequency sound absorption, the 2″ thick acoustical wedge foam will be suitable. For mid-to-low frequency sound absorption, 3″ thick wedge foam will be required. If you expect to experience a lot of low-frequency sound, your space will require 4” thick acoustical foam.
Acoustical Ceiling Clouds are used to absorb unwanted echo and reverberation in your space. Similar to wall panels, they are constructed with 6pcf dense fiberglass cores, with an NRC of 1.05, and hand-wrapped with acoustically transparent fabric. Clouds are suspended from your ceiling using Rotofast mounts (supplied with the acoustic ceiling cloud) that are twisted into the fiberglass, then attached to an eyebolt or other structural member above (not included). Ceiling Clouds and Panels provide a significant reduction in reverberation in your space, providing more speech comfort for speaking and gathering events.
These 2” thick absorption panels have an NRC (noise reduction coefficient) of 1.00, meaning they absorb 100% of sound waves that come into contact with them. Sound absorbing panels are constructed from a 6 pcf fiberglass core, and wrapped in acoustically transparent fabric that allows sound waves to pass through and be absorbed into the core material. Acoustic Panels are needed in large spaces, finished with hard surfaces such as drywall walls and ceilings, hardwood and tile floors, metal ceiling, and anything else that would reflect sound waves rather than absorb them. Acoustic Wall Panels, also called absorption panels, are used in recording studios, churches, restaurants, meeting spaces and more to absorb sound waves, which would otherwise bounce off the walls and create an echo.
