UMIACOUSTICS 2 PCS Acoustic Panels, Fiberglass Sound Absorbing Panels, Self-adhesive Sound Proof Panels for Studios, Office, Home Theater. (Heather)

Wow. What a great deal. These panels turned my bedroom music space into a studio space! They are incredible at absorbing reflections. My studio monitors sound like they should now. Most of the sound is concentrated in the stereo field instead of being reflected back behind me. To my ears it sounds like there's a sound bubble around my monitors. No tools needed to hang them either. The adhesive on the back is incredibly strong. I would recommend using a level though, as once they're in place there's no moving them. I learned my lesson the hard way on the first one. It looked level where I was but then as soon as I viewed it a bit further back it was clearly crooked. There's nothing I can do about it either because the adhesive is so strong.

I can't speak to the Adhesion aspect but these good looking light weight panels definitely helped the problem areas of my studio. I'm thing of buying several more to cover my door with

I did not want to use the adhesive to stick it to the walls I wanted to be able to remove them if needed so I just used a finish nail just punch a hole through the back of it it about a half inch down from the top be careful not to go all the way through, they are very light so they holds on the drywall really good.Then just peel a very small section of the adhesive tape maybe an inch at the bottom of the pane and Stick it to the walll to keep it straight.

Since the adhesive doesn’t work I’m not sure how to install these panels. I’ve done everything as it seems other reviewers have to optimize the adhesive surface and no luck on getting them to stay on the wall**UPDATE* After reaching out, customer service was able to address and resolve this issue for me. Very responsive and helpful. Thank you

Home Recording Studio. Easy to Install. They stick on the wall. There is enough adhesive options on the back that you can use to stick on wall but if you want or need to move it later on you can move it again. Plenty of available adhesive on the back. Just dont use all the available adhesive when you install the first time. You wont need to use it all because it adheres very easily. Has them up in 10 minutes. Home Recording Studio.

Both panels fell after hanging for two days using the adhesive. Even when they were up, they provided almost no sound improvement. The small room I used them in was still very echoey. The material appears to be a piece of styrofoam wrapped in fabric.

I have a small bedroom that I use for a studio/office. These panels are lightweight and easy to hang. Since my studio is small, the two panels were sufficient, along with the curtains on the windows. If you have a larger room, you'll most likely need more than two to get the desired sound dampening. For the price, these are a good choice.

Prior to installing these panels, I read some horror stories about people removing paint from their walls because of adhesive tape. There are also plenty of stories where this wasn't the case. Since I'm a renter, I decided to come up with a different method for hanging these just to play it safe.Seen in the photos, I used the box it came with to trace each panel and cut around it with an exacto-knife. I then drilled some pilot holes and set some drywall anchors. Using some pieces of plastic I had lying around, I made diy washers to add surface area for the screw to hold securely.Next I applied the adhesive to the cardboard rather than the wall. I am actually happy with how this turned out and used the acoustic panels to deflect/absorb some of the audio coming from my TV speakers. I can hear a difference and I'm sure my neighbors are thanking me for it as well.I may end up getting a couple more panels and applying the adhesive directly to the wall, just so I can test this paint peel theory for myself. I guess what ultimately scared me off was the wording on the box... "just stick to the wall with super glue".