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Placing Acoustic Panels on walls or ceilings is the best way to eliminate echo, reverb and reduce overall ambient noise in any room. Common sound issues are caused mostly by sound waves reflecting off walls. Therefore strategically placing acoustical panels on your known reflection points will not only effectively clean up the sound in the room, but the right amount will eliminate all echo and noise issues. With over 100 colors to choose from and virtually unlimited possibilities with our full color graphic image printing, your acoustic treatment will not only take care of your sound issues, but add extra flair and style to your space's decor.

To help with noise control Acoustimac expanded our soundproofing section and added new products and split them up into three sub-categories. Please Choose a Sub-Category below to get started. If you Need Soundproofing advice: Call one of our experts at 1-888-827-1266 and we'll be glad to help. Sound Proofing & Noise Control doesn't have to be hard. At Acoustimac we carry top of the line soundproofing materials such as carpet underlay, Mass Loaded Vinyl sound barrier all under one roof. Soundproofing Cork Underlay for Stone, Hardwood and Tile Floors Sold in a case of six 3'x2' Sheets -1/4 Thick (about 6mm) -36 Square Feet Total per case -STC: 30 -1 lbs per sq.

Acoustic Insulation Material is the core of our Acoustic Panels and Bass Traps. We offer three types of Acoustical Sound Absorbent Materials: Roxul Mineral Wool, which we load into our panels by default and is acoustically the highest performer. Owens Corning 703 which has been a staple of the industry for decades. And our earth friendly ECO-CORE, which is not only made of recycled paper and cellulose, but offers much greater flexibility and impact resistance as well. Mineral Wool is one of the primary acoustic materials used in the construction of acoustic panels and bass traps.

Thanks for ordering our AcousticART Products. This page allows you to upload your artwork to our graphic design department, in the case that you weren't able to upload it while ordering or had any other delays or difficulties. The need for soundproofing has existed since man first started living in built structures. We're aware we throw a lot of terms around that may seem unusual to most folks, but here's a glossary of commonly used terminology and buzzwords used in the acoustics industry to help you better understand things.