32 Pack Acoustic Foam Panel, 1" X 12" X 12" High-Density Sound Proofing Panels, Enhanced Acoustics and Audio Quality, Soundproofing Foam for Recording Studios, Home Theaters, Bedrooms, Offices

Fantastic, super easy to put on the wall. I was anxious it would be hard but my goodness I'd rather do this than wall paper or paint. My son absolutely loves it and it looks fab too. Please do read and follow the instructions though! There's more to it than I thought.

Doesn’t dampen sound that much, not really a noticeable difference imo. I like the look though and you get a decent amount for the price

awful quality bought the 2 inch thickness pack of 32 and opened them up to find they are not even an inch thick

Takes a while to get them to normal after being vacuum packed but soaking them in water, wringing them out and tumble drying for a few minutes is a lot faster than waiting. They are easy to cut and do the job nicely. Don’t expect them to cut out all sound but they do dampen it a lot.

When buying this product, I did not realise that they came vacuum packed and that you had to soak them so that they expand. After soaking, they do not all expand into the exact same size, so when you multiple of them on the wall, they do not line up well. Good value for money and if you can make them all the exact same size, it would be great. Soundproofing seemed good, easy to put up, looks nice and very functional.

I read the reviews and was hesitant to order as most of the reviews show the foam not expanding. Thought I’d just order them and see. Arrived vacuum packed, didn’t look the best as some are stuck to the others so you do have to peel them apart. End of the day, it was vacuum packed what do you expect them to look like? I read the instructions which are slightly vague but I developed a process that worked brilliant for me and got them back to the original size. Separate the panels from the block you’ve ordered. So they can start expanding slightly while you’re working on the next stages. Run a hot tap, kitchen in my case as the sink was deep enough to hold the full panel. (I’d suppose a bath would work the same but the kitchen tap was hotter so I imagine this helped with the expansion of the foam) Leave the water running and put a panel in the sink, essentially blocking the drain hole so the sink would start to fill up slightly. Then I just rotated the panel in the sink and pressing every so often to get the foam to absorb some of the water and kept rotating until I felt the points start rising slightly, Then I took the panel out, rung the water out, put back in and repeated another two times. Or until it got to the full size. They should get to the full size before you think about drying them. Once they were at the standard size I put them in a tumble dryer to dry. I’d order these again as I’ve had no issues getting these to the proper size and my method above worked for me, if you are thinking about ordering please give my process a try when they arrive I hope you’ll get the same results I did.

They're not square, so don't line up when you use them vertically & horizontally. Thinner than they look, even after following instructions to leave unpacked for few day, because if the vacuum packing they were bent put of shape and deformed. They're okay for a kids bedroom but wouldn't use in any setting you want to look properly finished. Easy enough to use, just put some double sided sticky tape on and slap it on the wall. Sahme about the odd sizing though that poiled the entire look for me.

For the size and price very good quality and great value product makes a real difference to noise levels. Sticking to the back of the foam was an issue but spray glue to the rescue.