Acoustic panels and foam are excellent for sound absorption and controlling echoes, they are not the primary choice for sound damping to reduce noise transmission or vibrations. Sound damping typically involves different materials and techniques.

The key difference between soundproofing and sound absorbing lies in their goals. In short, Soundproofing aims to block sound transmission, while sound absorption focuses on improving the acoustics within a room. Acoustic panels are a key tool for sound absorption, making spaces more acoustically comfortable.

Please visit the Lab page to find detailed information regarding the distinctions between sound-related concepts.

Regrettably, our fabric acoustic panels cannot be cut down or customized in terms of dimensions. They are designed and manufactured at a fixed size of 24x12 inches to maintain their acoustic performance.

If you have specific customization needs or a different size requirement, we recommend considering our 3-pack art acoustic panels, which come in a size of 15.75 x 15.75 inches.

Additionally, if you have unique customization requests, feel free to get in touch with our customer service team to discuss options. Please note that customized orders often have minimum order quantities to ensure the best quality and performance.

Our fabric acoustic panels have undergone rigorous testing and meet high fire safety standards. They have been tested and passed the ASTM E84 fire testing, receiving a Class A fire rating. This Class A rating indicates the highest level of fire resistance, making our panels a safe choice for various environments.