XL Acoustic Wall Panels 6-Pack Decorative Acoustic Panels High Density Sound Absorbing Wall Art 70.86X47.24 Inches with Self-adhesive for Studio Home and Office – Teak Wood Finish
$75.99
Related Products
From the brand
Hexagon panels
Square panels
Felt bulletin boards
Art acoustic panels
Studio monitor isolation pads
[ACOUSTIC ART FOR YOUR WALLS]: Wood-effect UV print over a premium 0.47 inch thick 3D felt core, designed to reduce echoes in any space. Our peel and stick decorative acoustic wall panels mount in minutes, absorb reverberation, and turn a blank wall into a warm, natural focal point.
[HIGH-DENSITY SOUND DAMPENING PANELS]: Thicker than the leading alternatives, with a 7.54 oz/ft² density polyester fiber core that traps sound energy where thinner sound absorbing panels let it pass. Built to absorb. Built to hang like art.
[6 ACOUSTICAL WALL PANELS]: Each 23.62 x 23.62 inch sound absorbing wall panel carries a wood-effect UV print. Turn them around to create striking new geometric compositions. Totaling 70.86 X 47.24 inches, our acoustic panels for walls become whatever wall art you want.
[EFFORTLESS SETUP]: Peel the built-in self-adhesive backing, arrange the panels however you want, mount in minutes. No tools. No drilling. No mess.
[ONE SET, EVERY ROOM]: Living rooms. Home offices. Bedrooms. Recording studios. Home theaters. Anywhere you want less echo and more wall presence. Quieter conversations. Clearer audio. A wall that stops feeling like background and starts feeling like art.
5 reviews for XL Acoustic Wall Panels 6-Pack Decorative Acoustic Panels High Density Sound Absorbing Wall Art 70.86X47.24 Inches with Self-adhesive for Studio Home and Office – Teak Wood Finish
Add a review
$75.99
Frank –
Professional Aesthetics and High-Performance Sound Dampening for a Tech Workspace
I picked up this 6-pack of XL acoustic panels for my office, and they are an outstanding addition to a high-end technical environment. When you are managing remote gaming servers and running a repair business, audio clarity and sound control are essential. These panels provided a professional-grade solution for dampening the echoes in my workspace, which is crucial when troubleshooting systems or streaming between an RTX 4090 rig and other devices.The build quality is exceptional; the high-density material feels rugged and effective, while the cherry wood finish gives the room a polished, sophisticated look that fits perfectly in a professional home office. At over 70 inches wide for the set, the coverage is impressive for a larger room. The self-adhesive backing made the setup effortless, which is a major win when balancing technical projects and a busy household with four active boys. It’s a reliable, well-engineered product that levels up both the acoustics and the aesthetic of a technical workstation.Pros:Excellent Professional Aesthetic: The cherry wood finish provides a high-end, sophisticated look that is perfect for a tech-focused office.Superior Sound Absorption: The high-density panels effectively reduce echo and background noise, which is great for clear communication and focused work.Large-Scale Coverage: The XL sizing offers a high-performance amount of surface area, making it a solid choice for a professional setup.Simplified Installation: The self-adhesive feature is a practical touch that allows for a quick and secure technical mounting without extra hardware.Cons:Surface Preparation: To ensure a high-quality bond, it’s a good idea to clean the wall surface thoroughly before applying the adhesive.Layout Planning: Because of the large size and high-end finish, it’s worth mapping out the arrangement beforehand to get the most professional visual impact.
Mark –
Nice, Acoustic, Artwork!
It is a nice change to see artwork that also doubles as “sound-absorbing”.It comes nicely packaged, and when you take it out of the box, within the shrink-wrap are the instructions. When you look at my close-up of the instructions, they are extremely easy to follow. As noted in my 1st pic, the back of each square has a number and an arrow. This makes installing it correctly, very easy to do.When you see my pic of it on the floor, it easily “trumps the size” of my dining room table. I shared this pic to help give others a good sense of size of this. That is important when planning to mount this on your wall… which each panel has a peal-off label revealing a full-size sticker/adhesive backing. So 100% of each of these will be pressed firmly against the wall to adhere it to and getting the position right is a MUST. The instructions even illustrate (5) red circle that show you where you want to focus on with regards to pressing this against your wall.All in all, I like this. I like how they have you mount it, and that if you wanted.. you could space each square a couple inches apart to give off a “framed” appearance… like French Doors, as to one, big, piece of art.
readsalot –
Make a Nice Faux Headboard – Softens Some Sound
I picked these up mainly to help with some noise coming through a shared wall and to try a faux headboard look. So far, they’ve done a decent job softening sound—not completely blocking it, but it takes the edge off.The adhesive backing made it easy to place the panels without tools. Take time to plan and mark where you are going to place the panels because once they are attached, they aren’t easy to readjust. The teak finish looks nice as a headboard. I am going to buy an acoustic art package for our guest bedroom.Overall, these panels are a practical option if you want a combination of light sound dampening and a more finished wall look.
Sharon Dixon –
Beautiful and help insulate the outside wall.
Lovely wall panels. I’m not sure how much they help with the acoustics. I actually am using them on the wall right next to my bed. I live in a fifth wheel full time that is stationary. My bed is right against the back outer wall. Its always either hot or cold depending on the season. I’ve put up wallpaper and the pvc tiles but neither made a difference. I was hoping that the “foam” backing on these would be better. I habe to easy that it appears that it is. I actually had some black acoustic wall panels too. I “framed ” around these with the black. It looks really coo!. I’m sure its helping keep some of the noise out. I know that its helping insulate so I’m very happy. Its easy to put up. They are numbered so you know where they go. Simple peel and stick. The adhesive seems good but I hit them with the brad nailed because I’m not re-doing this so I made sure they won’t fall down. They have not only made this a gorgeous accent wall but have also made my bed more comfortable to sleep in.
Melvin J –
Great-Looking Acoustic Panels with Easy Installation
These acoustic wall panels look fantastic both from a distance and up close. The faux wood finish is very convincing, and the panels allow for a lot of creativity in how you arrange them. You can create different patterns depending on your layout, which adds a nice design element to any space.Installation was straightforward thanks to the peel-and-stick adhesive backing. Once positioned, pressing them firmly against the wall for about a minute was enough to secure them. The full set covers a large area, but even breaking them up into smaller sections still looks great.Up close, you can tell they’re foam, especially along the edges where a bit of the white core can show through. That said, it’s minimal and not something most people would notice unless they’re really looking for it.Overall, I’m very happy with these panels. They’ve already gotten compliments, and they’re a great option if you want something that improves acoustics while also adding a strong visual element to your space.