Stage Right by Monoprice Studio Egg Crate Acoustic Treatment Foam 1in Absorption Panels 12in x 12in Fire-Retardant 12-pack
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What do you use to place these on a wall?
A shopper
on Mar 2, 2022
BEST ANSWER: U can use anything that fastens materials,double sided tape velcros,,,nails,screws, glues,caulking,,ECT I'd say it depends on wat your sticking too!!wat is going to be ur after effect ,will your landlord let u put holes in walls ECT that kinda stuffEnter
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- Larry H on Mar 2, 2022
- Purchased on May 31, 2021
BEST ANSWER: U can use anything that fastens materials,double sided tape velcros,,,nails,screws, glues,caulking,,ECT I'd say it depends on wat your sticking too!!wat is going to be ur after effect ,will your landlord let u put holes in walls ECT that kinda stuffEnter
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- Larry H on Mar 2, 2022
- Purchased on May 31, 2021
They did not sent me egg crate found proofing. I hit solid packing foam. I kept it because I had a need. I would probably re on end a double sided tape. Look for one that says it can be removed (might not be any). Either way once you pull them
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- New User U on Mar 2, 2022
- Purchased on Apr 23, 2021
You can pin them or staple to drywall
I take a sheet of that 1/4 inch foam insulate board with the tinfoil on one side. Use spray contact cement to make sound panel
I take a sheet of that 1/4 inch foam insulate board with the tinfoil on one side. Use spray contact cement to make sound panel
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- Mark P on Mar 2, 2022
- Purchased on Nov 5, 2021
We placed them on the wall with contact cement.
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- Stephanie J on Mar 3, 2022
- Purchased on May 3, 2021
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Can these panels be painted? If yes, what kind of paint can be used?
A shopper
on Mar 19, 2021
BEST ANSWER: I would not paint them. No matter what paint you use, it will fill in some of the pores that help absorb the sound and help prevent echo.
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- Andrew K on Mar 23, 2021
- Purchased on Apr 16, 2020
BEST ANSWER: I would not paint them. No matter what paint you use, it will fill in some of the pores that help absorb the sound and help prevent echo.
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- Andrew K on Mar 23, 2021
- Purchased on Apr 16, 2020
They're open cell foam, painting them will probably reduce their ability to absorb sounds waves. So I would say no.
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- Patrick F on Mar 19, 2021
- Purchased on Apr 16, 2020
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Can these panels be painted and what paint would you recommend?
New User U
on Mar 19, 2021
BEST ANSWER: I would not recommend painting them, as that would change their acoustic properties. However, they could be dyed, depending on how you perform that dying. If you were to try dying them, I would recommend trying to find some that are white before attempting it. As it stands, just painting them would create a layer of "hard surface" that would change its ability to absorb and reflect sound.
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- Robert L on Mar 19, 2021
- Purchased on Oct 30, 2020
BEST ANSWER: I would not recommend painting them, as that would change their acoustic properties. However, they could be dyed, depending on how you perform that dying. If you were to try dying them, I would recommend trying to find some that are white before attempting it. As it stands, just painting them would create a layer of "hard surface" that would change its ability to absorb and reflect sound.
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- Robert L on Mar 19, 2021
- Purchased on Oct 30, 2020
Being how they're foam, I can't imagine how you'd paint them...
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- Dave S on Mar 19, 2021
- Purchased on Feb 3, 2021
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will this product work in a drop in ceiling system?
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on Nov 16, 2021
BEST ANSWER: Only if these are installed on the room-facing side of the ceiling so the sound hits them directly. Putting them above the ceiling will have no effect.
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- Jeff J on Jun 28, 2023
BEST ANSWER: Only if these are installed on the room-facing side of the ceiling so the sound hits them directly. Putting them above the ceiling will have no effect.
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- Jeff J on Jun 28, 2023
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could this product be used outdoors?
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on May 28, 2022
BEST ANSWER: Not recommended. Maybe in a covered rain free location. But I don’t see a reason to do so. Outdoors, sound goes out and up. There is much less reverberation, even in between buildings or an outdoor pavilion.
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- Christopher B on May 28, 2022
- Purchased on Feb 4, 2022
BEST ANSWER: Not recommended. Maybe in a covered rain free location. But I don’t see a reason to do so. Outdoors, sound goes out and up. There is much less reverberation, even in between buildings or an outdoor pavilion.
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- Christopher B on May 28, 2022
- Purchased on Feb 4, 2022
I don’t think so. If it gets wet it will just retain water.
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- stuart c on May 28, 2022
- Purchased on Feb 18, 2022
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Are these panels effective at reducing the amount of sound that travels through a wall? I'm building a shed to house a really loud generator.
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on Mar 17, 2024
BEST ANSWER: In general these type of panels don't do much to block sound. They are really designed to absorb sound from bouncing around in the room. They may block some sound but the real way to do it, albeit much more expensive is, to build a room inside a room. Look around online to see how to do this.
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- Moshe M on Mar 17, 2024
- Purchased on Nov 25, 2023
BEST ANSWER: In general these type of panels don't do much to block sound. They are really designed to absorb sound from bouncing around in the room. They may block some sound but the real way to do it, albeit much more expensive is, to build a room inside a room. Look around online to see how to do this.
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- Moshe M on Mar 17, 2024
- Purchased on Nov 25, 2023
I have plans to make an enclosure around a noisy generator and to make a labyrinth for air to flow in and out that will be lined with these. Much of the noise from your generator is coming from the exhaust. How to you plan to deal with that inside a shed? The purpose of these is to stop reflected sound. To keep walls from leaking sound, they must be rigid and stuffed in the gaps with foam or fiberglass.
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- Kenneth M on Mar 18, 2024
- Purchased on Feb 7, 2024
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Why dark gray?
New User U
on Jan 27, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
It would likely be because that color is very popular and looks better for the usual studio.
It would likely be because that color is very popular and looks better for the usual studio.
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- Tyler C Staff on Feb 14, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
It would likely be because that color is very popular and looks better for the usual studio.
It would likely be because that color is very popular and looks better for the usual studio.
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- Tyler C Staff on Feb 14, 2020
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what kind of glue can I use so I don't dissolve the foam?
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on Apr 12, 2020
BEST ANSWER: I think you can buy adhesive square made especially for these.
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- Anne C on Apr 12, 2020
- Purchased on Mar 31, 2020
BEST ANSWER: I think you can buy adhesive square made especially for these.
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- Anne C on Apr 12, 2020
- Purchased on Mar 31, 2020
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Are these open cell foam?
Neilson E
on Apr 24, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Yes, the foam is flexible
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- Richard A. on Apr 26, 2020
- Purchased on Apr 10, 2020
BEST ANSWER: Yes, the foam is flexible
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- Richard A. on Apr 26, 2020
- Purchased on Apr 10, 2020
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Can I get the MSDS sheet for this product? My son is working on his Eagle Scout project and needs asap due to almost being 18. He is turning a small room in his high school band room into a "recording studio" and is looking at the acoustic panels to put in. He has to have the MSDS sheet to get approved through the administration of his school to cover for fire retardency.
A shopper
on Mar 31, 2023
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question. For this type of request and further support, please reach out to our Customer Support team.
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- Carlos R Staff on Aug 8, 2023
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question. For this type of request and further support, please reach out to our Customer Support team.
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- Carlos R Staff on Aug 8, 2023
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What is the fire rating of the foam?
A shopper
on Feb 1, 2021
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