ATEK Sound Proofing Wall Panels - 72 Pack - White - 30X30Cm

These sound proofing wall panels feature a strong self-adhesive backing, allowing for effortless i...

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The ATEK Sound Proofing Wall Panels (72 Pack) are designed for content creators, musicians, and home office workers seeking an accessible way to dampen echo and improve acoustic clarity in their workspaces. These panels provide an immediate reduction in ambient noise and room reflections, making them an excellent choice for DIY acoustic treatment; however, users should note that they are designed for sound absorption rather than total soundproofing or blocking external heavy noise.

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Model Part Number5060955534307
BrandATEK

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FAQs

Are these soundproof or sound-absorbing?

These panels are designed for sound absorption, which reduces echo and reverb within a room, rather than soundproofing, which prevents sound from traveling between rooms.

Can I cut the panels to fit corners?

Yes, the material is easy to trim using a standard utility knife or sharp scissors.

Will they stick to textured walls?

The adhesive works best on smooth, flat surfaces. Heavy textures may prevent the panels from adhering securely.

Do I need to buy extra glue?

No, the panels come with a pre-applied self-adhesive backing that is sufficient for most standard indoor wall surfaces.

How many panels are in one package?

Each package contains 72 panels, each measuring 30x30cm.

Can I paint the panels a different color?

It is not recommended to paint the panels, as the paint can clog the pores of the acoustic material and negatively impact its sound-absorbing performance.

Troubleshooting

Panel falling off the wall

Ensure the wall surface was cleaned and dried thoroughly before application. If it continues to fall, use a small amount of heavy-duty double-sided tape.

Panel edges curling

Apply firm pressure across the entire surface of the panel during installation to ensure all adhesive areas are properly seated.

Adhesive pulling off paint during removal

Use a hairdryer on a low heat setting to gently warm the adhesive, making it easier to peel away from the wall surface.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • No tools or extra adhesives required for installation
  • Large 72-pack provides extensive room coverage
  • Lightweight design makes them safe for various wall types
  • Simple peel-and-stick process is very beginner-friendly
  • Helps effectively reduce flutter echoes and reverb

Cons

  • Not a replacement for structural soundproofing or heavy noise isolation
  • Adhesive is permanent; may be difficult to remove without damaging paint
  • White finish may show dust or marks over time
  • Not suitable for outdoor or high-humidity environments

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Installation is straightforward but requires proper surface preparation. Ensure your wall is clean, dry, and free of dust or oils, as these will weaken the self-adhesive backing. Press each panel firmly against the wall for at least 10 seconds to ensure a secure bond. These panels are compatible with painted drywall, wood, and most flat surfaces, though testing a small, inconspicuous area is recommended to ensure the adhesive does not strip delicate paint. To maintain the panels, use a soft brush attachment on a vacuum or a light feather duster to remove surface dust. Avoid using wet cloths or liquid cleaners, as these can damage the acoustic material.

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