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Model: Art3d 4 Wood Slat Acoustic Panels for Wall and Ceiling - 3D Fluted Sound Absorbing Panel with Wood Finish - Oak
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Artika from Costco has 4 Panels of 60 X 60 CM Each (23.6 X 23.6 In.) 1.4 Meters Square (15.5 sq. ft.) Covering. In my case to cover a TV room wall (8'x 10'), Artika costed me $450. each box for $54 + taxes.Art3d for the same coverage is costing $595.
Avoid panels thinner than ~2 cm; they often serve only decorative purposes and lack real acoustic benefit. Panels 2 in (5 cm) or thicker are far more effective for sound absorption.
Better Sound Acoustics
Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC)
Look for panels with an NRC of 0.6 or higher—many budget foams only hit ~0.3–0.5, which limits their real-world impact.
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Roughly 4 feet by 2 feet per panel, there are 4 panels for a total of 16 ft by 8 ft for roughly $110 dollars. If you want to sound treat a whole room that could be a lot, so is there a better way??
Where did you learn math? you buy 10 of these and you tell me you can cover 40 feet x 20 feet? it's a x b x c, not a x c x b x c...
Roughly 4 feet by 2 feet per panel, there are 4 panels for a total of 16 ft by 8 ft for roughly $110 dollars. If you want to sound treat a whole room that could be a lot, so is there a better way??
Yeah, would be expensive to do an entire wall. Here are a couple options from the amazon reviews on the page for ideas where some are doing their entire wall while others just part of it. I'll note that the colors of these might be different than the one in the thread. https://imgur.com/a/JBF3PqK
Roughly 4 feet by 2 feet per panel, there are 4 panels for a total of 16 ft by 8 ft for roughly $110 dollars. If you want to sound treat a whole room that could be a lot, so is there a better way??
Where did you learn math? Buy 10 of these and you tell me you can cover 40ft by 20ft = 800 sqft? it's a x b x c, not a x c x b x c dude!
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Roughly 4 feet by 2 feet per panel, there are 4 panels for a total of 16 ft by 8 ft for roughly $110 dollars. If you want to sound treat a whole room that could be a lot, so is there a better way??
It would be 16ft x 2 ft, or 8 ft by 4 ft, depending on how they are arranged
Yeah, would be expensive to do an entire wall. Here are a couple options from the amazon reviews on the page for ideas where some are doing their entire wall while others just part of it. I'll note that the colors of these might be different than the one in the thread. https://imgur.com/a/JBF3PqK
The idea here is to protect adjacent rooms from noise sources like a TV. If these are effective at all, only having it behind just the TV would help a lot.
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Someone do the math for costco artika panels please
Artika from Costco has 4 Panels of 60 X 60 CM Each (23.6 X 23.6 In.) 1.4 Meters Square (15.5 sq. ft.) Covering. In my case to cover a TV room wall (8'x 10'), Artika costed me $450. each box for $54 + taxes.Art3d for the same coverage is costing $595.
I ended up getting umiaccoustic from Amazon for $120 for 6 panels 2x4 ft. But they're fully foam with just the wood veneer on top for the look. I personally found these a little better for acoustic that 3d art ones.
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What to Look for in Economical Acoustic Panels
Thickness & Material Quality
Avoid panels thinner than ~2 cm; they often serve only decorative purposes and lack real acoustic benefit. Panels 2 in (5 cm) or thicker are far more effective for sound absorption.
Better Sound Acoustics
Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC)
Look for panels with an NRC of 0.6 or higher—many budget foams only hit ~0.3–0.5, which limits their real-world impact.
Better Sound Acousticsleeyinpanels.com
The measurements are clearly listed.
Ask yourself this question: How would anyone on SD know what size my windows are that I want to cover? ooooooooh that's right, they have no clue. Come on now and use your brain.
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Thickness & Material Quality
Avoid panels thinner than ~2 cm; they often serve only decorative purposes and lack real acoustic benefit. Panels 2 in (5 cm) or thicker are far more effective for sound absorption.
Better Sound Acoustics
Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC)
Look for panels with an NRC of 0.6 or higher—many budget foams only hit ~0.3–0.5, which limits their real-world impact.
Better Sound Acousticsleeyinpanels.com
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