Baby HexaTile 12" Hexagon Acoustic Studio Foam Tile Pack - 22 Tiles, 1.2sqm Coverage

Baby HexaTile 12" Hexagon Acoustic Studio Foam Tile Pack - 22 Tiles, 1.2sqm Coverage What's In The Box? Contained in one box of tiles are 22 individual hexagon tiles. Each acoustic tile is sized 12" (300mm) by 11" (260mm) and they have a peak thickness of 2 1/8 (55mm). One box of tiles will cover an area of 14.3sqft (1.26sqm). The tiles are precision CNC cut and on average will absorb 95% of the sound waves. The colour of these studio foam tiles is dark grey. What Are The Benefits? The Baby HexaTile is the shrunken down version of our very popular HexaTile Acoustic Tiles. Who says acoustic tiles have to be square? By installing small clusters of these hexagon-shaped sound-absorbing acoustic tiles in a random orientation around the room at first reflection points or at other key areas you will increase acoustic clarity and remove unwanted distortion. These acoustic studio foam tiles work hard at controlling mid to high frequencies to help remove echo and control reverberation. There are so many different layouts you can create with these acoustic tiles that the possibilities really are endless. Care is taken in optimising size, profile, foam cell structure and foam density to present a studio foam product that offers high visual and acoustic value. Durability is high on our list of priorities too, we manufacture a foam that won't crumble and turn to dust and won't change colour as soon as you've mounted them to the wall or ceiling. The bottom line is that the Baby HexaTile Acoustic Studio Foam Tiles will assist both you and your room in working to its full potential. Where Can I Use Them? There is a wide range of applications for our acoustic products including: High-End Professional Studios Home Studios Rehearsal Rooms Home Cinemas Dedicated Listening Rooms Public Buildings Professional and Home Offices Server Rooms And more

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