12 Pack Acoustic Wall Panels Sound Absorbing for Recording Studio, Self-Adhesive Leaf Textured Decorative White Art Ceiling Tiles - Acoustical Treatments for Home Gaming Room Door 17"×12"×0.4"

I covered the back of my son’s door with these to bring down the sound of his saxophone a little. It took two packs to cover the entire door in the pattern I used. There’s a slight overlap in an effort to cover the cracks. Before and after decibel reading indicated around 1 decibel reduction. Doesn’t sound like much of a difference but my wife and I can tell it isn’t as loud. I’m pleased with the results given the amount of effort and cost.

Very good quality and look very nice! Super easy to put on the wall and the sticky part actually sticks.

Very easy to apply. Nice selection of designs. Stays adhered yet easy to remove according to instructions if necessary. Cuts cleanly and easily to apply around light plugs or door knobs.

Not the best for sound proof, I still hear it all, although is miami cheap rentals walls made with paper,

These panels are AWESOME, so easy to put up and they are beautiful!

We recently lost everything due to toxic mold and had to move into an apartment. We purchased these noise lowering panels to soften the echoes in our empty abode and found them to not only absorb those echoes, but they kinda double as “art.” Hey, we’re on a budget!Super easy to install, we used 3M Velcro strips to avoid damaging the walls, and we also covered up some useless vents over our bedroom doors for a little more quiet.They work well, especially for the price.

Updated Review: These look great on the wall and hold up very well. They stay in place with the included back adhesive and add a good look to any home.Note: Some acoustic sound proofing foam panels come in 2 inch but these work all the same!

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