Arrowzoom Acoustic Self-Adhesive Flat Bevel Panel Description & Complete Guide
Arrowzoom Self-Adhesive Flat Bevel Panel comes with adhesive tape at the back of each Tile. Flat Bevel style is ideal for small rooms and studios to block noise from entering and exiting. It can improve vocal clarity and acoustic in your room.
How To Improve The Sound Quality Of Your Room?
- Deaden sound waves and corresponding reverb
- High noise absorption and sound insulation
- Invented for recording studios, home theaters and karaoke rooms
Features & Highlights of Acoustic Self-Adhesive Flat Bevel:
✅ Easy to Install
Self-Adhesive. Easy to cut and fit.
✅ High Density
Acoustic cell structure is designed to maximize noise absorption.
✅ Fire-Retardant Foam
Acoustic panels are fire-retardant. It stops fire from spreading and reduces its intensity.
✅ Non-Toxic
All our acoustic panels are non-toxic and environment friendly
✅ Amazing Material
The high quality acoustic panel are designed by audio engineers that allows anyone who like to improve the sound quality or solve sound issues to save time. Best sound deadening to filter approximately most of the outside noise from entering the room.
✅ Colors and Styles
Multi-colors and patterns are provided for you to chose from. You can make your own combinations to soundproof and decorate your room at the same time.
✅ Improve Acoustic Quality
By controlling the sound reflections using absorption panels, you can concentrate on the sound that you would like to hear. Speech intelligibility is particularly critical for effective communication.
Before & After Installed Acoustic Self-Adhesive Flat Bevel Panel
Arrowzoom Soundproof Foam Sound Test
In this video, it shows the acoustic test comparison after installed acoustic pyramid across room types: Music Studio, Home Theater, Meeting Room, Indoor Stadium, and Sound Insulation & Vibration
Technical Data Sheet
STC (Sound Transmission Class), is a numerical rating of how effective a material is at blocking the transmission of sound through itself. This rating generally applies to hard materials like rubberized sound barriers, concrete, brick and drywall but also applies to a much lesser degree to softer materials like mineral fiber (although it isn’t tested by itself; it’s tested as part of a wall system to verify its effectiveness)
How To Install Self-Adhesive Acoustic Panel Step by Step
Follow the guidelines below to install acoustic panels to your walls step by step.
Step 1: Restore Vacuumed Acoustical Treatment Foam
Follow the instruction in this video to extract the acoustic foam
Step 2: Locate the Acoustic Foam For Outline
Lay the Studio Foam out for your specific application. Keep in mind that you want the foam evenly distributed throughout the room.
Step 3: Mark & Resize the Acoustic Foam To Best Fit
Measure the designated areas that need to be field cut on the foam and make the appropriate cuts (examples would be around beams, doorways, or if a short piece is needed). After all the pieces have been field cut, put the material back in the appropriate position on the wall or ceiling and lightly mark the bottom and side of where each piece will be lightly with a pencil to ensure straight application.
Step 4: Remove The Adhesive Paper And Stick The Acoustic Foam
Slowly peel off the adhesive paper and hang the insulation mat on the designated surface. Once you peel off the sticker, the Acoustic foam should easily stick to the surface of your choice. Remove all the air bubbles from underneath by flattening them with your hands.
Step 5: Hang the Acoustic Foam With The Marked Line
Line up the materials on marked lines from Step 3 and press firmly against the material compressing the foam. Repeat step for remaining pieces of foam.
Which Foam Shapes Are Suitable for Soundproofing Your Room?
If you are not sure which foam shapes best fit your room, you can use our suggestions below or see ou