ATEK Sound Proofing Wall Panels - 36 Pack - White

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Designed for homeowners, office managers, and content creators, the ATEK Sound Proofing Wall Panels offer an effective solution for minimizing unwanted echo and improving overall sound clarity in any interior space. These lightweight, high-density panels feature a modern textured square design that balances aesthetic appeal with acoustic performance, though they are primarily intended for sound absorption rather than total soundproofing against external noise.
| Model Part Number | 5060955534277 |
|---|---|
| Brand | ATEK |
The panels are designed for acoustic performance; please refer to the product packaging for specific fire safety certifications.
Yes, the panels can be easily trimmed to size using a sharp utility knife and a straight edge.
No, these panels are designed for sound absorption to reduce echo within a room, not for soundproofing against noise transmission between rooms.
The panels come with a built-in strong self-adhesive backing, so no extra glue is required for standard wall applications.
Coverage depends on the specific layout and whether you choose to space them out or install them edge-to-edge. Calculate the individual panel dimensions to determine your specific wall coverage needs.
Ensure the wall surface is completely free of dust and moisture; if the surface is porous or textured, a supplemental adhesive or double-sided mounting tape may be required.
Use a level and a measuring tape to mark your layout before applying the first panel to ensure perfect alignment across the entire wall area.
Installation is straightforward: ensure the wall surface is clean, dry, and free of dust or oils before application. Simply peel the protective film from the back of the panel and press firmly against the wall. These panels are compatible with most flat surfaces, including drywall, wood, and painted metal. To maintain, use a dry cloth or a gentle vacuum attachment to remove dust accumulation periodically. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners, as they may damage the acoustic material.