Your room echoes. Here's exactly what fixes it.
Tell us about the room and we'll tell you which panels suit it, how many packs you need and what it costs. Not a quote request, an answer.
Find out what your room needs
Sound familiar?
Most people land here for one of three reasons:
You got told
Someone on a Teams call said they can barely hear you because it sounds like you're in a bathroom.
Quick fix, not a construction site
You don't want this to become a project. No quotes, no installer, no Saturday morning with a drill.
You can't drill a single hole
Bare walls, hard floors, a lease that says no permanent fixings.
Rated, tested and published
Most panels sold online publish no absorption data at all. Ours carry a tested NRC rating on every product page, so you can see what you are buying before you buy it.
Fire rated, Australian supplied, and made by the manufacturers that specify into schools, hospitals and offices.
What panels won't do
Acoustic panels reduce echo inside a room. They will not stop noise coming through a wall from a neighbour, a road or the room next door; that is a construction job, not a product one.
If that is your problem, we would rather tell you now than sell you panels that won't fix your problem.
Before you buy the cheap ones
Why the $89 pack is $89
Acoustic panels start under $100 and run to several thousand.
Here is what separates them, and where the cheaper options leave the question unanswered.
| Acoustic Sound Products | Budget online foam | Hardware store slat panel | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Independent test data | ISO 354, University of Auckland, test no. T2114-8 | Not cited | Not cited |
| Fire rating | Group 1 to AS ISO 9705 | Not stated | Not stated |
| Colours/finishes | 100+ colours/finishes available | 1-6 colours | Single finish |
| Fixing method | Peel n Stick | Tape or adhesive bought seperately | Adhesive/screwed into wall |
| Pinnable surface | Yes, hook-and-loop receptive | Not stated | Not stated |
| Recycled material | 45% - 91% recycled polyester fiber | Not stated | Not stated |
Comparison based on publicly listed specifications at the time of writing. “Not stated” means the seller's own listing does not publish that information.
Take our 2 minute quiz
Tell us about the room
Six questions: what it’s used for, its dimensions, what you’re fixing and the look you want. Have a rough length and width handy.
Get the actual numbers
The panels that suit the room, how many packs, what they cover and what it costs. On screen, straight away.
Buy it, or think about it
No form, no callback, no quote in three business days. If you’re not ready, nothing happens.
Free metro shipping
On selected products to metro addresses
15+ years
Of supplying acoustic panels across Australia
Australian-made
All of the products in our range are manufactured in Australia
Talk to an expert
Give Tony a ring at 0405 702 422 to talk to an acoustic expert, not a call centre.
The questions everyone asks
What spaces benefit from acoustic treatment the most?
Anywhere with hard surfaces and not much soft furnishing.
Home offices are the most common; bare walls, a desk, a hard floor, and every call sounds like it’s in a stairwell.
After that it’s lounge rooms with floorboards and big windows, home theatres where dialogue gets muddy, bedrooms and kids’ rooms, and spare rooms used for recording, podcasts or streaming. If a room echoes when you clap in it, it’ll benefit.
Will it make my space look ugly?
No way! And it’s the main reason people put off acoustic treatment. Panels are usually sold as black foam or tacky slate panels.
Our range runs from flat tiles that sit nearly flush, through textured and timber finishes, to 3D sculptural tiles designed to be the feature of the room.
Across our DIY range, there’s 100+ colours and finishes. The quiz asks what look you’re after and will only recommend products that suit it.
How much difference will I actually hear?
It depends how much of the room you treat, which is what the quiz works out.
People notice it first on calls and recordings; speech sounds much closer and clearer, and the ring you get off hard floors and bare walls drops away.
One pack in a large room is subtle. If you treat the area the quiz recommends, you’ll hear the difference the day you put them up.
Will this stop noise from my neighbour?
No. Panels reduce echo inside the room. Stopping sound through a wall is a construction job, and if that’s your problem these are the wrong purchase — we’d rather say so now.
How many tiles/panels do I need?
Depends on the room’s size, what’s already in it and what you’re fixing. That’s what the quiz is for, it works it out from your room measurements instead of leaving you to guess.
How quickly do they arrive?
Usually 1-2 weeks.
Everything is made to order rather than pulled off a shelf, so it isn’t next-day. Specific lead times can be seen under "Shipping Information" on individual products.
Will they come off without damaging the paint?
No. The adhesive is strong, and taking them down will most likely lift parts of the paint with it.
Plan on patching and repainting that wall when they come off. If you’re renting, factor that in before you buy.
Stop guessing how many you need
Six quick questions and you'll have the product, the quantity and the price.
Find out what your room needs*Quantities are an estimate based on the measurements you give us. They are not a guaranteed acoustic result or a substitute for a proper assessment.
