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Absorption Panels$101.28 – $241.15These 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.
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Acoustic Ceiling Cloud Panels$116.28 – $261.15Acoustical 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.
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Acoustical Pyramid Foam$365.40 – $564.20Pyramid 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.
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Acoustical Wedge Foam$380.80 – $432.60Acoustic 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.
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AcoustiStep Underlayment$68.00 – $299.00With a Delta-IIC of 26, AcoustiStep is best used in homes or commercial projects with wood or laminate flooring. Designed to achieve an IIC of 50+ on a number of substrates, the sound mat installs easily over plywood or concrete subfloors.
Depending on your IIC requirements, the rubber underlayment is available in multiple thicknesses – 2mm, 3mm, 5mm, and 10mm.
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Barrel and Pyramid Diffusers$112.00 – $688.00Barrel 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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Ceiling Baffles$98.00 – $215.00Soundproof Direct’s Acoustic Ceiling baffles are designed for NRC of 0.8-1.5 for maximum ceiling absorption performance.
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Out of Stock Drop Ceiling Noise Blokker$153.28 – $479.00The Drop Ceiling Noise Blokker is designed to allow optimal ceiling soundproofing above existing ACT tile grids. Placed directly on top of the existing tile, and designed with a woven 1 lb/sf Mass Loaded Vinyl core with STC 26, you can greatly reduce airborne noise passing through your ceiling grid.
This issue is most common in office spaces where a wall between offices ends at the ceiling grid, and does not go all the way to the deck. This allows sound to “flank” up and over the wall through the open space in the ceiling, and travel to the adjacent office – another term we use for this is “cross-talk”.
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Fence Blokker$1,202.85 – $1,381.05Fence Blokker is a heavy-duty reinforced Mass Loaded Vinyl designed for long-term use outside. Ideal for hanging on fences or around exterior equipment to improve sound attenuation at the source.
If you would like the roll cut and grommeted before being sent out, please select that option here and let us know in the order notes section how tall you’d like the panels to be (4.5’x6′, 4.5’x8′, 4.5’x10′, etc).
NOTE: If “Cut & Grommeted” selected – grommets will be placed along the top 4.5′ wide edge unless otherwise specified in Order Notes at checkout. Current lead time is 6-8 weeks.
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Floor Blokker$240.00Our Floor Blokker is a highly engineered sound-damping underlayment that is designed to be installed underneath any style flooring or within walls or ceilings to create quieter living or working spaces throughout an entire location. The Floor Blokker isolation mat provides the fastest and most cost-effective way to meet the Building Code requirement of STC/IIC 50.
Made of recycled polymer-composite matrix, the Floor Sound Mat installs under hardwood, tile, or laminate to improve the sound-blocking capacity of the floor. May be nailed down, glued down, or floated for maximum IIC improvement. For a sound mat that is suitable to use under Porcelain or Ceramic Tile, check out our AcoustiStep Crumbled Rubber Underlayment.
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Fundamentals of Architectural Acoustics$59.99Fundamentals of Architectural Acoustics is designed to provide Architects and Contractors with the tools they need to design and build acoustically‐comfortable and code‐compliant spaces.
This Handbook contains core soundproofing & acoustical principles that every building professional should know, derived from a dozen years of engineering analyses, field tests, and assessments.
