Fstop Labs Acoustic Foam Panels, 1" X 12" X 12" Mushroom Studio Wedge Tiles, Sound Panels Sound Proof Foam Panels Sound Proofing Padding For Wall

This panels are easy to work with. Run water over each panel, wring each one out and hang over shower curtain pole. I'm too lazy to walk down 4 flights of stairs to the laundry room. It takes 15-20 minutes for each panel to expand. Another 10 minutes to dry. I just ordered another dozen.

My house has a lot of echo so I was using these to help with noice absorption. Honestly, I'm not sure how effective they are. I do need quite a few piece to help my situation. This for me is a drop in the bucket.I stuck these light weight foam tiles to the canvas with the tape provided to cover old art work. As you can see the tape did not stick very well. I then covered the picture with a light fabric to make to hange as art work.I think these work and will order more. For a smaller space I think these will do.

I ordered several dozen of these, and can validate the inconsistency of appearance when you first unpack them, HOWEVER if you follow the included instructions the tiles all EXPAND uniformly and look completely identical to one another. Reviews stating they’re too flat, not like the pics, etc, must not have soaked the tiles, then wrung the water out, then popped them in the dryer for 20 mins. Super easy, and worth it… these are the least expensive acoustic tiles with decent reviews. They’re perfect for my RV, quieting the interior for work and sleep.

It's been 3 weeks since I took these out of the package. They said they would expand in 3 days or so, but they still haven't. They recommend that I put them under water and do it that way. I'd rather not, but we'll see.

I got these to help with noise of my water heater and hvac, as I have these in the middle of the house (and not in the attic or garage). It seems to help a bit.I had to glue them to the wall with lots of glue for them to actually stick.

This product works great. The bad news isthat the product does not come with adhesive or tape, which should have been displayed just as obviously as “batteries not included” is on other products (I would have just ordered the special tape and saved a trip to the store / the inconvenience of searching for it). Aside from this small detail, the product is as advertised.

There is roughly a 1/4" difference in size per tile shorter than the previous batch of orders i've made on these panels. They both offer the same quality, but a big warning if you're adding on to your previous foam tiling work this could be a huge problem lining up to the others. I was wondering why things weren't looking right after a handful of tiles being put up and 1/4" difference adds up fast to quite a size difference when placing them up against foam tiles only a few months older. I don't know what happened here, but very bad on the company for not sticking to the original spec. Probably a sneaky way to keep profits high by applying the Reece's Peanut Butter Cup strategy of slightly decreasing the size over time thinking no one would notice.

I like how this was packed. Very efficient and quickly delivered. I had no problems with the procedure to fluff it out in the dryer. Worked exactly as the instructions said.I have a 19" studio enclosure rack that keeps my computer and recording gear quiet in my studio. It is lined with the same kind of foam. I bought this to replace some of the original foam that got torn. With some spray on contact cement, this foam did the trick for a perfect repair.

Las esponjas cumplen con la función de reducir la reverberación en una habitación/cuarto, pero se quedan algo cortas en comparación con otras del mercado.El grosor de 1 pulgada no es suficiente para poder absorber todas las frecuencias necesarias de 1 estudio de grabación y de producción.Si fueran 2 pulgadas, estaría mucho mejor.Al llegar, las dejé reposar al aire y ni pasando 2 días alcanzaron su forma original.Fue necesario sumergirlas en agua, y aún así, tuve que "pellizcar" varias de las puntas para poder despegarlas, debido a la alta compresión que sufrieron para el envío.Pero, al tener que pellizcarlas para poder estirarlas y expandirlas bien, algunas resultaron dañadas.Esto, nuevamente, debido al poco grosor que tienen (1 pulgada).Espero puedan cambiarlas por unas de 2 pulgadas y la relación calidad-precio quedaría perfecta.Si es tu única opción, adelante, puedes comprarlas.Pero si te encuentras unas esponjas de otro tipo con mayor grosor, entonces no lo dudes que serán mejor que estas.

This is 1” open cell foam. Not 4”. Not something more dense. It will treat the acoustics of a room, slightly. It will not mute your room from the rest of the house. I assume most people know this, so I will state my experience with the inflation process was acceptable.I did not wait 24-48 hours. I immediately soaked these in HOT water and wrung them out before putting them in my dryer. Once they were dry, half were good to go. The other half still had some work to do. So I re-soaked, pinched and pulled at the foam in areas that wanted to cling together, threw them back in the dryer and now I have 12 fully fluffed squares to work with. Trust the process.

They didn't come with the 3M tape that they required to be mounted. As for them being Vacuum Pack that's nonsense. I don't want to have to put something through the washing machine and dryer to make it puff out or spend extra money to get immediate delivery only to find out they need to sit for 48 hours to expand. I want to take them out of the box and mount them immediately. Flimsy thin cheap foam. Not what I was expecting at all. It's going back without even trying to mount it.

I used it in my office for recording better voice recording or video for internet. Despite the fact that I had invested in good hardware, something was still missing, then someone told me to try acoustic foam, which I did, and the ''echo'' or ''vibration'' on the recording stop. So I am happy, that what I was looking for.

So far so bad. I received these on Wednesday it’s now Monday, I’ve had them unpacked and spread out. They still haven’t expanded. I suppose I’ll try the soak and dryer method but I’m not hopeful. They don’t look anything like the picture so far.