12 Pcs Corner Bass Trap Acoustic Panel Studio Sound Absorption Foam 12 x 12 x 24cm

Required tools: Utility knife, Straight edge, tape measure, Caulking , Pencil or chalk line<br>Due to shipping requirements, we compressed<br>Easy to transport acoustic foam. Please give up until 24 hours.<br>After 48 hours, the foam returned to normal size.<br>The polyurethane foams outlined in these instructions do not belong to Class A fires<br>May not be accepted in a business environment.<br>The installation method:<br>1. Put bass trap studio foam in your specific application - Remember, you want the bubble to be evenly distributed throughout room.<br>2. Measure any area that needs to cut foam on site. Make appropriate cuts (eg: , Doorway, or if you need a short film).<br>3. After all works have been tailored, return the work to its original location<br>In the proper position or ceiling and gently mark the bottom. And on the side of each piece be lightly guaranteed with a pencil Apply directly.<br>adhesive. Create a perimeter outside the material left<br>1 1/2 inch from the edge, creating an X pattern at the center material.<br>5. Match the material with marked in step 3 and . Resolutely resist compressed foam material. Repeat steps. The remaining foam block.<br>colour: black<br>Material: Polyurethane foam<br>size: 12 x 12 x 24cm<br><br>Package Contents:<br>12 pcs Acoustic Foams<br><br>Only the above package content, other products are not included.<br>Note: Light and different displays may cause the color of the item in the picture a little different from the real thing. The measurement allowed error is +/- 1-3cm.

• Sound vibrations travel through the air, causing issues with noise entering and exiting studio spaces. These sound-absorbing panels are designed to reduce noise within an environment. Bass trap panels enhance both sound quality and the aesthetics of any recording or listening space.
• Use a tape measure to mark the foam to the desired size.
• Cut along the marked line using a utility knife. Thicker foam may require multiple passes to cut through completely.
• Alternatively, compress the foam along the marked line before cutting to reduce resistance and ensure a clean cut.
• Bass trap foam is typically mounted in workspaces to improve overall acoustic performance.
• Panels should be distributed evenly throughout the room rather than clustered in one area.
• Due to their modular design, joints may not align perfectly when placed end to end.
• Applications: Auditoriums, broadcast studios, computer rooms, equipment enclosures, equipment rooms, gymnasiums, shooting ranges, home recording studios, home theaters, industrial facilities, professional theaters, professional recording studios, warehousing facilities.
• Maximizes noise absorption
• Reduces flutter echoes, excess reflections, and reverberation
• Improves vocal clarity and room acoustics
• Highly fire-retardant material