PET felt soundproof panels

PET Felt Soundproof Panels: The Ultimate Solution for Blocking Noise in Critical Spaces

Soundproof vs. Sound Absorbing: Why PET Felt Delivers Both

• Sound Absorbing Panels: Reduce echo insidea room (e.g., home theaters).

  
  

• Soundproof Panels: Stop sound from traveling betweenrooms (e.g., keeping meeting room chatter out of the lobby).

  
  

1. High Density: 250–350 kg/m³ (for soundproof grades)—heavier materials block low-frequency noise (e.g., voices, music) better than lightweight options.

   
   

2. Mass Loaded Vinyl (MLV) Integration: Many of our PET felt panels include a thin MLV layer—adding “mass” to further resist sound penetration.

   
   

3. Seamless Sealing: Panels fit tight to walls/ceilings, and we recommend acoustic sealant to close gaps (the #1 cause of sound leaks!).

   
   

1. Meeting Rooms: Confidential Conversations Stay Inside

Target Noise Problems

• Colleagues’ chatter bleeding through walls?

  
  

• Keyboard clicks or phone rings distracting attendees?

  
  

• HVAC noise making it hard to hear presentations?

  
  

PET Felt Fixes It

• Wall Systems: Install 20–30mm PET felt panels (with MLV) on shared walls. For maximum blocking, pair with a layer of drywall—creating a “mass-air-mass” barrier that stops sound waves.

  
  

• Ceiling Clouds: Hang 15–20mm panels from the ceiling to block noise from upper floors. Add acoustic sealant around edges to prevent sound leaks.

  
  

• Design Flexibility: Choose matte black for a professional look, or match your office’s color scheme. Panels are easy to cut to fit around outlets or light fixtures.

  
  

2. Recording Studios: Capture Pure Sound, Zero Interference

Target Noise Problems

• Traffic noise bleeding into vocal booths?

  
  

• Studio chatter disrupting instrument recordings?

  
  

• Equipment vibrations causing low-frequency rumble?

  
  

PET Felt Fixes It

• Vocal Booth Walls: Line booth walls with 30mm PET felt (MLV-integrated). The high density blocks external noise, while the felt’s porosity absorbs any remaining sound—creating a “dead” space for crisp vocals.

  
  

• Control Room Ceilings: Install 20mm panels with acoustic sealant to prevent sound from the live room above. Pair with bass traps (also made from PET felt) to absorb low-frequency rumbles.

  
  

• Isolation Shields: Use portable PET felt panels to block noise from monitors or computer fans—ideal for solo artists recording at home.

  
  

Why PET Felt Beats Traditional Soundproofing Materials

• vs. Plasterboard: Lighter, easier to install, and available in custom sizes/colors. Plasterboard is bulky and requires professional crews.

  
  

• vs. Fiberglass: No itchy fibers—PET is safe to handle. Plus, it’s more durable and won’t sag over time.

  
  

• vs. Mass Loaded Vinyl Alone: MLV is effective but ugly. PET felt wraps MLV in a stylish, paintable surface—so you get soundproofing anddesign.

  
  

Key Tips for Maximum Soundproofing

1. Seal Gaps: Use acoustic sealant around panels, outlets, and door frames—sound leaks through tiny spaces.

   
   

2. Layer Materials: Combine PET felt with drywall or bass traps for a “mass-air-mass” barrier (blocks more low-frequency noise).

   
   

3. Choose the Right Thickness:

   
   

• Meeting Rooms: 20–25mm (STC 45–50).

  
  

• Recording Studios: 30mm+ (STC 55+).

  
  

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