Arrowzoom Multi Wedge Adhesive Backed Tiles Series Acoustic Foam - Solid Colors - KK1220

Name: Arrowzoom Multi Wedge Adhesive Backed Tiles Series Acoustic Foam - Solid Colors - KK1220
Brand: Arrowzoom
SKU: KK1220-1-BK-30-2.5
Price: 19.99 USD
Availability: InStock

$ 19.99

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🙌 Quiet Spaces- Block Noise

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🌟 Stay Focused - Boost Productivity

Color - Black

Black Blue Red

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Arrowzoom Acoustic Self-Adhesive Multi Wedge Product Description & Complete Guide

Arrowzoom Self-Adhesive Multi Wedge Acoustic Panel comes with adhesive tape at the back of each Tile. Multi Wedge Acoustic Panel muffles sounds of different frequencies more quickly. It is ideal for recording studios.

How does Acoustic Foam Help To Build A Noiseless Room?

Aids in the elimination of vibrations and feedback sound, both of which can obstruct sound recording.
Eliminate any standing waves that may exist between opposite parallel walls.

Features & Highlights of Acoustic Self-Adhesive Multi Wedge:

✅ Easy to install

Self-Adhesive. Easy to cut and fit.

✅ Non-Toxic

All our acoustic panels are non-toxic and environment friendly

✅ High density

Acoustic cell structure is designed to maximize noise absorption.

✅ Amazing Material

Sound-Absorbing Foam Made by Imported High Quality Foam. Best sound deadening to smooth the sound of your room.

✅ Colors and Styles

Multi-colors and patterns are provided for you to choose from. You can make your own combinations to soundproof and decorate your room at the same time.

✅ Fire-Retardant Foam

Acoustic panels are fire-retardant. It stops fire from spreading and reduces its intensity.

Before & After Installed Acoustic Self-Adhesive Multi Wedge Panel

Arrowzoom Soundproof Foam Sound Test

In this video, it shows the acoustic test comparison after installed acoustic pyramid across room types: Music Studio, Home Theater, Meeting Room, Indoor Stadium, and Sound Insulation & Vibration

Technical Data Sheet

STC (Sound Transmission Class), is a numerical rating of how effective a material is at blocking the transmission of sound through itself. This rating generally applies to hard materials like rubberized sound barriers, concrete, brick and drywall but also applies to a much lesser degree to softer materials like mineral fiber (although it isn’t tested by itself; it’s tested as part of a wall system to verify its effectiveness).

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How To Install Self-Adhesive Acoustic Panel Step by Step

Follow the guidelines below to install acoustic panels to your walls step by step.

Step 1: Restore Vacuumed Acoustical Treatment Foam

Follow the instruction in this video to extract the acoustic foam

Step 2: Locate the Acoustic Foam For Outline

Lay the Studio Foam out for your specific application. Keep in mind that you want the foam evenly distributed throughout the room.

Step 3: Mark & Resize the Acoustic Foam To Best Fit

Measure the designated areas that need to be field cut on the foam and make the appropriate cuts (examples would be around beams, doorways, or if a short piece is needed). After all the pieces have been field cut, put the material back in the appropriate position on the wall or ceiling and lightly mark the bottom and side of where each piece will be lightly with a pencil to ensure straight application.

Step 4: Remove The Adhesive Paper And Stick The Acoustic Foam

Slowly peel off the adhesive paper and hang the insulation mat on the designated surface. Once you peel off the sticker, the Acoustic foam should easily stick to the surface of your choice. Remove all the air bubbles from underneath by flattening them with your hands.

Step 5: Hang the Acoustic Foam With The Marked Line

Line up the materials on marked lines from Step 3 and press firmly against the material compressing the foam. Repeat step for remaining pieces of foam.

What is Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC)?

The Noise Reduction Coefficient (commonly abbreviated NRC) is a scalar representation of the amount of sound energy absorbed upon striking a particular surface. Please check our Acoustical Dictionary for more details.

Technical Specification:

Color:

Black, Red, Blue.

Size & Dimension:

30 x 30 x 2.5 cm (11.8 x 11.8 x 0.9 in)
30 x 30 x 5 cm (11.8 x 11.8 x 1.9 in)

NOTE:

Actual color may slightly differ depends on monitor settings.
We may split your order into multiple shipments for postage. And due to shipping requirements, we compressed (vacuum sealed) the acoustic foam for easy shipping.
Please kindly give up until 24 to 48 hours for the foam to restore its normal size.

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Shipping & Returns

Purchase over $99USD or more to get FREE Shipping.

Normal Shipping

1-2 weeks in your hands

Express Shipping

1 week or less in your hands

Returns Policy

We accept returns under specific conditions. Please follow these guidelines:
How to Initiate a Return: Email service@arrowzoom.com with your name and order number.
No Refunds for Buyer’s Remorse: Ensure your order details (design, size, address) are correct before purchasing.
Cancellation Fee: Orders canceled (shipped or not) incur a 15% fee due to production costs.

Returned Parcels:

Reshipping requires you to pay the shipping fee.
For wrong items or quality issues, we refund the product value minus a 50% restocking fee.
Shipping costs are non-refundable.

Return Conditions:

Items must be in new, unaltered condition.
Returns for mistaken shipments must be approved within 3 working days of receipt.
Requests must be made within 2 weeks of shipping.

Note: No credit is given for items damaged during shipping. Contact the shipping company for compensation.

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you must wash it in order to have it in a good shape.

The quality of the panels is not bad, i recommend to buy

Everything is fine. As in the description. Shipping home fast enough

They arrived in just 2 weeks. Thank you

Arrive fast, excellent product, recommended!

As always, everything is on top.

Soundproofing FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

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How do I soundproof my wall against noisy neighbours? 🤫

Soundproofing aims to prevent sound from entering or leaving a room, like blocking noise from those pesky neighbours. For more tips, check out our guide on soundproofing against noisy neighbours! 📖

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How many Acoustic Panels Do I Need?

The first step is going to be installing acoustic panels on your walls. These reduce the reverberations and echoes in the space.

Use our Free Tiles Calculator to find out

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How do you install soundproofing? 🔧

There are two main options for installing our DIY soundproofing solutions, and we're here to support you every step of the way!

DIY Installation:

All of our systems are DIY-friendly, saving you on installation costs.

80% of customers install the systems themselves because we’ve made it easy!

We provide simple, step-by-step installation guides and videos for a hassle-free experience.

Our technical team is ready to answer any questions and offer support. We're here for you! 🤗

Use a Local Contractor:

You're on your way to a noise-free home! If DIY isn’t an option, consider hiring a local tradesperson.

We simplify the process by communicating directly with your tradesperson throughout the installation.

Visit our installation page for more details! 📞

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What's the difference between impact and airborne noise? 🔊

1. Airborne Noise

This travels through the air, like conversations, TV sounds, or barking dogs. When sound waves hit a building, they cause it to vibrate, transmitting through the structure.

2. Impact Noise

This results from physical impacts on buildings, such as footsteps, slamming doors, or moving furniture. Impact noise can be harder to isolate, as these vibrations are stronger and travel further through dense materials.

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What are decibels? 📏

Decibels are measured logarithmically (not as a percentage) . This means that every increase of 10dB on the scale is a tenfold increase in sound pressure level (SPL) . Near silence is 0dB 🤫, while a sound at 10dB is ten times louder!