[Image: Kristofer Johnsson (photo)/Amanda Rodriquez (styling)/courtesy Baux] Baux’s solution uses plastic as both the sound absorber and the binder. The new acoustic panels use about two-thirds ...

Commercial acoustical panels can cost $100-200 each or more, but these DIY specials will cost around $20 each. Acoustical engineering weblog AcousticsFREQ offers step-by-step photos and ...

According to the company, in the last 16 years it has recycled the equivalent of 230 million single-use plastic bottles into acoustic wall panels. More information on the new Zen and Ion ranges ...

Interior-finishes brand Woven Image has achieved carbon-neutral status for its EchoPanel acoustic panels, which are made from 100 per cent recycled PET.

The acoustic properties of ... rather than how they make the people who use them feel (Credit: Getty Images) ... algorithm-designed “skin” made of 10,000 gypsum fibre acoustic panels, ...

While most sound-dampening panels are all function and little form, these acoustic panels from Dekiru actually look great. These one-foot hexagonal panels fit together neatly for noise reduction ...

The panels are UL Class A fire rated for residential and commercial use, qualifying them as the best choice for for restaurants, recording studios, and clinics as well. Certified by UL as 100% ...

Fine grades of excelsior, the 19th-century wood shaving used in packaging (in the antediluvian days before styrofoam peanuts) are finding a new application: interior acoustic panels.