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Our acoustic panels do not block WIFI signals. However, if the panels are improperly installed and reflect sound waves, they could potentially interfere with WIFI signals.

While acoustic panels are fantastic at reducing noise within a room, they aren’t specifically designed to block outside noise. However, that doesn’t mean they’re useless in this situation! Acoustic panels can still absorb some of the sound coming from outside, but it’s important to understand that they don’t work like traditional soundproof panels.

It’s worth noting that soundproof panels and acoustic treatment are two separate things, serving different purposes. Soundproofing is all about blocking noise, whereas acoustic treatment focuses on improving sound quality within a space. So, if you’re looking to block noise from your neighbours more effectively, you might need to consider additional soundproofing measures, such as installing insulation or using specialised soundproofing materials.

For more information about our products, please explore our website or contact our friendly team. We’re here to help you find the perfect acoustic solution for your space. Transform your room with Mumble by Design’s acoustic panels today.

Acoustic panels come with dents (or perforations for acoustic panels)  that help absorb and diffuse soundwaves, which in turn reduces echo and reverberation. Plus, when you hang them from the ceiling, they become even more effective at absorbing sound, making your space quieter.

Now, what makes acoustic panels so good at their job? They’re usually made from soft, pliable, or porous materials like fabrics, which are excellent sound absorbers. On the other hand, dense and hard materials like metals and concrete reflect sound energy, so they’re not the best for noise reduction.

Acoustic panels not only make spaces more comfortable but also boost productivity by cutting down distractions from excessive noise.

Just one fully covered acoustic panel wall can improve sound quality, but for an even better result, it’s wise to cover at least 15-30% of the room’s total hard surface area. So, by managing and reducing noise effectively, acoustic panels create a more enjoyable atmosphere in various settings, from offices and schools to homes and entertainment venues.

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