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Acoustic Foam

Whether you're designing a recording studio, a testing chamber, or have some other acoustical project, our full suite of acoustic foam will get the job done! All of our foam is Class A fire rated so you can meet all necessary fire marshal requirements. Give your space an acoustic foam treatment with the best stuff money can buy!

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Have questions about your application? Give us a call at 1-800-679-8511 to speak to an acoustics professional.

Room Dimensions

Speech Focused: recording studio, broadcast studio, vocal booth

Speech Focused: classroom, conference room, office, restaurant, theater, courthouse, lecture hall

Speech & Music Focused: high school auditorium, multi-purpose room, worship space

Speech & Music Focused: gymnasium, concert hall, indoor pool, worship space, fitness facility

Music Focused: cathedral, orchestra hall

FAQs

No, acoustic foam does not block sound. We often run into people who want to cover a wall, ceiling, window, or door with foam to keep sound out. Unfortunately, acoustic foam is porous and will allow sound to pass right through. Barriers that block sound use mass, isolation, and an airtight construction.

Yes, acoustic foam is excellent for absorbing sound inside of a space. It's a sound absorption material that should be used to reduce reverb and echo in a room for better sound quality and speech intelligibility. Depending on the requirements for the project, we may recommend foam or we may recommend one of our many other acoustical materials.

The cheaper polyurethane foams are extremely flammable, and are no longer allowed in commercial buildings due to several high profile disasters in the 1990s and 2000s. Class A fire rated melamine foam is the only foam we recommend. Foam also may not make sense for some projects due to durability requirements or aesthetics.