Panels improve acoustics by absorbing sound waves, which reduces reflections and reverberation in the room, making the sound clearer and more pleasant. However, to achieve a noticeable effect, it is necessary to install multiple panels—especially in larger rooms—since a single panel is not enough to meet the acoustic needs of an entire space.

We recommend using 15 screws per panel for wall installation—distributed with 3 screws across and 5 screws along the length. For ceiling installation, we recommend 25 screws per panel—distributed with 5 screws across and 5 screws along the length—to ensure optimal stability.

Yes, it is possible to glue the panels directly to the wall, but you should be aware that the adhesive may damage the wall or wallpaper if you decide to remove the panels later. When using mounting adhesive, one tube covers approximately 1.5 panels.

Many of our customers have successfully placed their panels in vertical extension of each other to create a seamless connection when the ceiling height exceeds 242 cm. Many report achieving the best results by trimming 2 cm off the joining edge of both panels, which provides a more even and precise joint.