Elevate the acoustics of your space with the Grid Acoustic Panels by UAacoustics. These panels are designed to optimize room sound quality by absorbing unwanted reflections, controlling reverberation time, and balancing mid and high frequencies. Ideal for both professional environments like recording studios and home settings, these panels enhance sound clarity with their sleek and functional design.
Crafted from high-quality laminated MDF and acoustic foam, the Grid panels feature a unique microporous foam structure that absorbs sound energy and converts it into thermal energy. The 3D surface design also scatters reflected sound, significantly reducing echo and improving overall sound quality.
These panels are effective for combating echo and reverberation, making them a perfect addition to home theaters, music rooms, offices, and auditoriums.
Condition: Brand New – Factory sealed and ready for installation.
Product Details:
- Functionality: Sound Absorption & Diffusion
- Absorption Frequency: Medium Frequencies
- Material: Laminated MDF & Foam (M1-rated)
- Color: Foam - Black Graphite / Laminated MDF - Available in 7 color variants
- Scattering Range: 350Hz to 5000Hz
- NRC: 0.67
- Dimensions: 500x500mm / 19.7x19.7 inches
- Thickness Options: Available in 3 variants
- Weight per Panel: 2.02 lbs (0.915 kg)
Applications:
- Recording Studios
- Home Theaters
- Music Rooms
- Offices
- Rehearsal Rooms
- Auditoriums
- Conference Rooms
Mounting Options:
- Vertical Plane: Mount with "FoamFix" brackets (included)
- Ceiling: Recommended to use construction adhesive (liquid nails)
Transform your space into an acoustically optimized environment with Grid Acoustic Panels from UAacoustics!
📦 Ready to ship. Made in Ukraine.
🎨 Available in 10 modern colors (message for options).
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