WoveN SounD Acoustic Wall Panels, Slat Teak, 10 Pack, 47.2x23.6 in

Product Details

• Size:10 Pack, 47.2×23.6 inch
• Product Dimensions:48 x 24 x 4 inches
• Item Weight:37 pounds
• Color Name:10 Pack, Teak, Slat

About this item

• Nrc 0.95 Absorption, 0.94 At 4khz: Absorbs up to 95% of reflected sound across the speech range, cutting echo and reverb. The 12.1 lb/ft3 core catches mid-range chatter and low rumble that thin foam misses. These work INSIDE your space, not through walls.
• 47.2 x 23.6 IN PANELS, 77 SQ FT: Each covers 7.73 sq ft, a 4 x 2 ft block of wall - enough for one office wall or a studio corner. At 0.4 in thick they add real mass without the bulk of 2 in foam wedges.
• Polyester Core, Not Mdf: A dense 12.1 lb/ft3 core in a rigid PVC wood-grain veneer - not MDF, which warps and crumbles. The face wipes clean instead of shedding like felt, and panels align edge to edge.
• Fluted Slat Depth, Not a Flat Square: Parallel channels break up reflections along their length instead of absorbing at one flat face. Reads as a wood slat wall from across the room, as engineered absorption up close.
• No Nails, No Tools - BUT PREP THE WALL: Peel, align, press firmly 30 seconds. At 3.7 lb per panel the adhesive carries real weight, so prep decides whether it holds: wipe off dust, paint oils and loose drywall paper first.
• Skipping Prep Is Why Panels Fall Off: On glossy or fresh drywall use a light primer or construction adhesive dots. Skipping this is the top reason panels come loose. Removing one later? A hair dryer and a steady pull releases it.
• Cuts with a Utility Knife: Trim around outlets, door frames and sloped ceilings. Use scissors over a blade near the grooves - once a channel creases, the panel is ruined. Pro tip: 9mm spacers let outlets sit flush.
• For Studios, Offices, Media and Gaming Rooms: Cut echo on video calls, keep dialogue clear in a media room, trim reflections off your mic and speakers, or calm a noisy open-plan office. 10 matching panels so the wall reads as one job.
• 77 Sq Ft or Spot-treat the Problem Spots: Treat first reflection points behind your speakers, beside your monitor and at the back of the room for the biggest audible gain per panel. Floor to ceiling turns a small office into a focused room.
• Blocking Noise Between Rooms Is a Different Job: Absorption tames reflections inside a room. To stop sound through a shared wall, door or window you need mass-loaded vinyl, a stud wall or acoustic sealant. Know which problem you have before buying.