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Paintable acoustic panels come in the color White only, but the surface of the panel is paintable. Be sure to use only a light or matte coat of paint, as too heavy of a coat can inhibit the sound absorbing quality of the acoustic panel. Ideal for use in spaces such as recording studios, restaurants, office lobbies, conference rooms and anywhere else decorative acoustic materials would be desired.
Our paintable acoustic panels are ideal for spaces where style is as imperative as sound quality. The acoustic fiberglass core reduces echo and reverberation while the paintable facing allows for limitless design potential.
The plain, paintable surface of these acoustical panels allows for effective sound absorption without the need to compromise design.
| Size | 24" x 24" x 1" |
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Wall Blokker PRO combines a 1 lb/sf EVA-based Mass Loaded Vinyl Layer with a polyester scrim layer for sound reduction across a wide range of frequencies. Wall Blokker PRO is the heaviest duty mass loaded vinyl on the market due to its fused polyester scrim layer, and is ideal for use on wood stud wall assemblies or when sandwiched between an existing layer of drywall and and additional drywall layer.
Designed for maximum soundproofing and decoupling, it is 3/16″ thick including the polyester scrim layer, as opposed to the standard 1/8″ thick MLV.
Pyramid Acoustical Foam is available in 2’x2′ sheets in 2″, 3″ or 4″ thicknesses. It’s also available in the colors Charcoal, Light Gray or White.
To determine which foam thickness is right for you – if you’re treating echo in smaller areas, our 2″ thick pyramid foam works great for almost all acoustical needs. For low-end frequencies, our 3″ thick foam is better, and for larger sized areas with bass control issues, or if you require maximum sound accuracy, the 4” thick pyramid foam is right for you.
Barrel and pyramidal acoustical diffusers are ideal for acoustic treatment in band rooms, churches and other settings that are meant to host musical performances. Unlike sound absorbing panels, diffusers absorb only the low frequency sound waves that can’t be absorbed by the acoustic panels, and reflect the high frequency sound waves. This is why you’ll usually see both diffusers and acoustic panels used in music rooms – the combination will help to balance out the sounds of all the different instruments. Our diffusers are available in standard, white plastic finish and FR701 fabric finish.
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