12 Pack Self-Adhesive Sound Proof Foam Panels,12 X 12 X 2 inches Acoustic Foam,High Resilience Sound Proofing Padding for Wall,Sound Absorbing Panels Suitable for Home Studios, Offices - Black

We recently purchased the Acoustic Foam squares for our kid's game room, and we couldn't be happier with the results! The transformation in the room's acoustics is remarkable. The foam squares effectively absorb sound, creating a much quieter and more enjoyable space for gaming.Not only do these squares serve a functional purpose, but they also add a stylish touch to the room. The design is sleek and modern, complementing the overall decor. Installation was a breeze, and the adhesive backing ensured a secure fit on the walls.Our kids absolutely love the improved gaming experience. The reduced echo and noise make it easier to concentrate on their games, and we, as parents, appreciate the peace it brings to the rest of the house.Overall, we highly recommend the Acoustic Foam squares for anyone looking to enhance the acoustics of their space. It's a fantastic investment for a more enjoyable and quieter environment. Five stars without a doubt!

My wife talked me into getting rid of the bedroom furniture and turning one of our guest bedrooms into a full blown studio / creative space. Probably a six month project, but I’m glad she talked me into it. I’m already having fun putting it together. Searched for acoustic foam and had a few in mind from other companies. Then, I ran across these. The price was right and they looked great, so I thought I’d give the pack of 12 (black and grey) a try. The package arrived quickly. At first I didn’t think most of them would expand all the way. But in less than 24 hours they were all expanded and ready to apply. The extra wall applications that come with them look like they’d work well, but I ended up using several Command Strips on each, just to make sure they didn’t fall. Before peeling off the backing on the foam, I put Scotch Tape on the back and experimented with a grey / black pattern, just to get a feel for the design. Glad I decided to test first, because I prefer the all black pattern. I’m going to save the grey foam for the closet. The room is still pretty open, but I already hear a difference. I’ll be ordering more of these over the next few months as the room comes together. I’ll also be updating the review with more pics. Excellent product.

These arrived vacuum packed and several of them were so compressed that they were not usable. To resolve this, I threw about a dozen of them into our next clothes dryer load and ran them for about 35 minutes on low heat. This process helped reconstitute most of them back into a usable state. Parts of the paper covering over the adhessive backing will start to come off during this process, so plan on using these immediately after this process.A few things to note:- The adhessive feels light, but you simply press down on these after you have applied them, several times, and they will adhere to the surface better.- Throw these in the clothes dryer cycle on low heat for anything from 10-40 minutes (depending on how compressed they are) to get these back to their original dimentions, or very close to it.- If you are covering a larger area, I would suggest that you lightly draw out the pattern for how you are applying these and use that as a guide for application to ensure that you are mounting these level and within their dimensions. You can pull up and stretch a corner, a side, or three to get them to fully cover the 12"x12" dimensional area.- Installing these in a 90 degree x 90 degree alternating patern is more aesthetically pleasing as you will have a difficult time getting them to line up perfectly in a straight pattern.We purchased these to acoustically treat our home theater room. We wanted to blacken the front wall behind the projector screen for a better picture (to stop some of the reflection from the light passing through the screen) and decided to use these broadband adhessive-backed 12"x12" acoustic tile products. We covered behind the entire screen for this first treatment.We figured that we could use some different flat accoustic panels and custom cut them (steel ruler by hand), then fold them so it made a nice cable concealer for some new surrounds that we will be adding.We are going about it the analog way for now and:- Walking around while playing music to listen for standing waves, voids, excited areas, etc.- Walking a mirror around the walls and looking for where we can see speakers while sitting in our listening position so that we can add wall panels on those reflective surfaces, etc.Installing these black tiles resolved our initial concern of the projector light making it through the screen and reflecting back onto it. You can audibly hear less reverberation so the center channel area sounds a bit cleaner. An overall good value for the product.

I wasn't actually sure how this would work for the application I needed it for. I had a void below and enclosure I made for my custom car audio. It was too small to install Dynamite correctly, no room to actually apply any kind of pressure for rolling it on. So I did some research and found this on Amazon, thought why not give it a try. When I received it, the adhesive is very tacky so I knew with my limited amount of room I should still be able to apply enough pressure to get it to adhere to the truck. I was not wrong! I completely filled in the entire gap, it is very dense now and has no sound echoing in that little void area at all! Very pleased! I look forward to finding what other applications I can use this on in the future! Great price for a great product! Gotta love it!

The foam was easy to apply, stays on the walls and it was even easy to take off and put back on when I put it in the wrong place. That being said, after a few months it will typically stay and it is a mess to try to take off. It's going to take me a lot of time to fix my walls since Im moving so keep that in mind when you install it.

This is probably one of the worst products I have personally used. Not because of how effective it is or anything like that but how bad these are to clean off your walls.They market having more adhesive as a pro for their product but I would very much disagree. No matter what you use, how water, goo-be-gone, or even alcohol, these are impossible to get off your walls. I doused the wall with goo-be-gone and it still sicks and I literally have to scrape the walls for hours to get them off. Avoid these if you EVER plan to want to take them off the wall.