- Cheap to make, Approximately $40 for a large panel
- Free standing & movable
- Wall mountable for permanent installation
- Can be hung like picture frames
- Removable from any space for dual purpose spaces like my living room
MATERIALS
- Pine timber 18mm x 70mm/90mm
- Rock wool
- A few screws
- PVA glue
- Your choice of material to cover front
- Cheap backing material
- Staples & staple gun
TOOLS REQUIRED
- Electric drill, pilot drill bit & Phillips head bit
- Drop saw or hand saw
- Yourself, the most important tool
SUGGESTED ACOUSTIC PANEL POSITIONS FOR BASIC COVERAGE
ASSEMBLY
STEP#1 CUT YOUR PANEL FRAME - TO WHATEVER SIZE YOU LIKE
Note you may need a cross brace too, depending on frame size
STEP#3 CHECK EVERYTHING IS SQUARE BEFORE SCREWS & GLUE
STEP#4 SCREW & GLUE & CHECK WITH SQUARE
STEP#5 COVER THE FRONT OF THE PANEL IN YOUR SELECTED FABRIC
STEP#6 FLIP THE PANEL & INSERT YOUR ROCKWOOL
STEP#7 COVER THE BACK OF THE PANEL IN YOUR SELECTED FABRIC
FINISHED PANELS
STEP#1 CUT YOUR PANEL FRAME - TO WHATEVER SIZE YOU LIKE
Note you may need a cross brace too, depending on frame size
STEP#2 CUT SOME 45 DEGREE CORNERS TO SUPPORT THE FRAME
STEP#3 CHECK EVERYTHING IS SQUARE BEFORE SCREWS & GLUE
STEP#4 SCREW & GLUE & CHECK WITH SQUARE
STEP#5 COVER THE FRONT OF THE PANEL IN YOUR SELECTED FABRIC
STEP#6 FLIP THE PANEL & INSERT YOUR ROCKWOOL
STEP#7 COVER THE BACK OF THE PANEL IN YOUR SELECTED FABRIC
FINISHED PANELS
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