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The most common places to install acoustic panels are walls and ceilings. Acoustic panels should be installed in areas where sound reflections and noise buildup are most problematic: corners, behind sound sources, and most sound-reflective surfaces. Strategic placement in these spots helps enhance sound clarity, reduce distractions, and improve overall acoustics.

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.

NRC (Noise Reduction Coefficient) rates how much sound a material absorbs. A higher NRC means better performance. Our acoustic sound deadening panels are tested and rated so you can choose the best option for your needs.