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Placement depends on the room’s purpose. For home theaters and living rooms, panels should be installed on walls at ear level to absorb direct sound reflections. Ceiling panels are useful in open-concept spaces to control overhead noise. In home offices, placing panels near desks or on adjacent walls helps reduce sound distractions. For music rooms, thicker panels or bass traps in corners help control lower-frequency sounds.

Sound absorption improves acoustics within a space by reducing echoes and background noise. Soundproofing prevents noise from entering or leaving a room. Office acoustic panels focus on sound absorption, while additional measures like insulation, door seals, and soundproof glass may be required for full noise isolation.

Not directly. If noise from neighbors is coming through your walls, you'll need soundproofing panels or barrier materials like mass-loaded vinyl or Green Glue. However, acoustic panels will still help reduce noise inside your room and improve comfort.