6 Pack Acoustic Panels Sound Absorbing for Home Office Walls, Black Decorative Self-Adhesive Leaf Textured Art Ceiling Tiles - Acoustical Treatments for Recording Studio Door 17"×12"×0.4"

Excellent quality. Has held up for over 8 months

Fast and clean look

I guess you get what you pay for! These are good price but pretty thin and the adhesive is not super sticky to all wall surfaces. Also I feel like they do nothing to reduce noise in the small bedroom I put them in, but maybe I would need to cover the whole wall with them or something.

Returned. The pics make these panels look much bigger than the are.

These were very easy to install, and it works very well! The adhesive works great and they look really nice in my room. The panels also help with sound reduction a lot so i’d recommend these.

I've gotten quite a few of these soundproofing phones because I built a studio at my house. To compare this to the standard ones I've gotten. I would say it's up to par. It has a sticky backing which you can peel off to stick it wherever you'd like to place it. It is thin so if you've ordered some of those thin ones then you are likely already familiar. It is not thick like some of these foam paddings are that is one thing to be aware of that being said it does not provide the same level of sound isolation as the thicker foam does. That would be something you should seriously consider if you were trying to build a professional level studio or recording space. This is good for more amateur use or if you were to use a lot of them in a rather quiet space this would still get the job done effectively. As for the size they are ever so slightly larger than a standard 12x12 foam square. I would say they're like 12x18 so about half of a ruler length longer or you could say the same size as a standard 12x12 plus a half. The design on it is pretty uniform no complaints there does its job otherwise. Good quality and everything super easy installation functions good. I would just say consider the result that you're looking for and the use that you need them for. Like I said if you're going for a very professional sound or sound isolation is a must I would go for a thicker more standard foam pad. The ones that are peal and stick are usually very thin. To anyone wondering what you might be able to use these for with them being thin what I use them for was the ceiling. I'm in a rather cramped space already where I'm too tall for my recording space so I needed a really thin sound isolation foam That wasn't going to diminish my height while I'm standing much and this does just that. The reason I take a star off is because the one thing I dislike about these peel and stick is you basically get to use it one time and after that you have to figure out a new way to adhere to the surface. Which isn't a deal breaker by any means but it's not the most economically efficient design for consumers. Essentially it's plan to be a one time use wherever you put it is where it's supposed to stay after that you have to figure out how you'd like to hear it and make a stick to whatever you put it on

I use the walk in closet that is attached to my bedroom as an operating space for two of my 3D printers. they can be quite loud and are usually running 24/7. I ordered these panels to line the closet to help cut down on some of the noise and to insulate the room a bit as well. these panels worked really well for that application. they were easy to install. simply pull the backing off of the panel and apply it to the wall. I have other panels that require the use of double sided tape which can be time consuming to install. these were super easy.

These Topnaca soundproof panels are designed to help reduce noise and improve the acoustics of a room. They come in a pack of six, with each panel measuring 17" x 11" x 0.4". The black color is neutral and should blend in well with most decor. The most appealing feature is the self-adhesive backing, which means you can install them without needing any tools or special skills – just peel and stick. The panels are also high-density. These panels are advertised for use in recording studios, home offices, or any other space where you want to control sound. As a studio owner myself, I know how essential sound control and minimizing reflections are for getting clean recordings. These panels seem like a convenient and affordable way to improve the sound quality of a room without having to make major renovations. They are great for absorbing echoes.