Recording Studios

Acoustic Wall Panels

• Open-cell polyurethane foam panels absorb sound reflections to minimize echo and reverb.
• Common shapes: wedge, pyramid, and egg crate, which increase surface area and enhance absorption.
• Placed at first reflection points, rear walls, and side walls to treat vocal and instrumental recordings.

Bass Traps

• Thicker PU foam is used in corners to absorb low-frequency energy, reducing boominess and muddiness.
• Essential for achieving a balanced frequency response in mixing and recording rooms.

Ceiling Clouds & Panels

• Foam tiles suspended from or affixed to the ceiling reduce vertical reflections, especially in untreated spaces.
• Helps isolate vocals and instruments from ambient reflections.

Monitor Isolation Pads

• PU foam pads placed under studio monitors reduce vibrations transferred to desks or stands.
• Improves the accuracy of audio playback by preventing resonance.

Vocal Booth Treatment: PU foam lines the walls of vocal booths to create a dry recording environment, eliminating room coloration and background noise.

Benefits in Studio Use:

• Improves recording clarity by reducing room noise and reflections.
• Lightweight and easy to install with adhesives, Velcro, or mounting hardware.
• Cost-effective alternative to more expensive acoustic materials.
• Available in fire-retardant formulations, suitable for studio compliance and safety.