Hello,
Does anyone have experience with sound absorbers that you put on walls?
I have a living room with an open plan and I'm considering putting sound absorbers on the walls or is it better to have them on the ceiling.
I've found some different solutions online, but right now these metal pillars that are supposed to work as sound absorbers sound most interesting, but I'm wondering if anyone has experience with them in a home environment.
Does anyone have experience with sound absorbers that you put on walls?
I have a living room with an open plan and I'm considering putting sound absorbers on the walls or is it better to have them on the ceiling.
I've found some different solutions online, but right now these metal pillars that are supposed to work as sound absorbers sound most interesting, but I'm wondering if anyone has experience with them in a home environment.
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One can print designs (e.g., photos) on absorbers and then have them as pictures on the walls.
Where to place them is a whole science...
There is an abundance to choose from, see for example http://www.thomann.de/se/studioakustiska-element.html
You can also dampen quite a bit with regular furniture, for example, a multi-sectional bookshelf with books can work wonders.
http://forum.studio.se/forum/31-studiobygge/ might provide some tips.
There is an abundance to choose from, see for example http://www.thomann.de/se/studioakustiska-element.html
You can also dampen quite a bit with regular furniture, for example, a multi-sectional bookshelf with books can work wonders.
http://forum.studio.se/forum/31-studiobygge/ might provide some tips.
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