0.83in.x23.62in.x23.62in. Light Walnut Brown Natural Wood Veneer Surface Sound Absorb Panel, MDF Decorative Wall 4-Pack

Wood veneered acoustic panels look great. Very easy to apply to walls. The size makes it easy to apply in smaller areas and would seem to match well with larger panels. When you have enough it does make a difference in acoustics in the room. You get less reflected sound from the walls so music sounds cleaner. It also adds a modern look to any room. Will be adding more.

So I picked up these Jeedeson Black Oak wood veneer acoustic panels for two reasons: cutting down on the echo I get in my Home Theater room AND to help hide the exposed A/V hookup wires. Being an audiophile, boy am I happy with the results! The panels come in a 4-pack and have a beautiful natural wood veneer top surface, and are attached to a polyester fiber base layer that provides excellent sound absorption. Measuring the top box behind the TV was straight forward, cutting off one board with a box cutter was easy. The bottom box for the Audio gear was a bit more intricate, as I used my portable cutter to custom fit around some outlets. Finished product does a good job in sound absorption, and I absolutely love how the Black Oak panels look behind my gear!

These panels are well made and look great! The wood provides a classy look that is way better than the standard foam panels that you can buy elsewhere. The one odd part of these panels is that they are asymmetrical side to side (if the slats are vertical). This is so that you can put them one right next to the other and they line up perfectly. For my use case, I wanted them to be used individually and not in a line. Fortunately, the backing part of the panels cuts perfectly with a razor blade and you can just slide it down the edge of a wood slat. The other odd part about these is that they don't include any way to hang them. You either have to nail them straight to the wall, glue them in place, or add a picture hanger to the back like I did. These are a great addition to my home office/music room and look way better than the foam panels I had in place.

These panels are fun. A very easy way to change the look and feel of a room. We used some above my drink fridge and one under the dart board to catch the misses... It was easy to install, we used a finish nail gun with 1.5in nails and it is holding quite well. Some glue on the back side would make it even better but we wanted to keep it flexible as we may move them. There is some black foam type on the back and what appears to be wood slats. The slats are held by small nails, they seem to hold on very well. They have a lip on the right side to connect to the next piece for a seamless look. We did not find any instructions in the packaging. I would have liked a suggestion on how to properly attack them to the wall, but the finish nails seemed to do the job...

This is a fairly heavy set of four soind panals. They are made of a black dense material attached in strips to a study foam black board. They panals can be hung on a wall but you will need your own hardware as none is provided. I found the panals to work well in defining the room acoustics by eliminating some echo on my sheet rocked walls. Properly placed and you will hear the difference. I would get more when needed.

Sound dampening panels can help in a workspace where you have conference calls. The backing is a firm felt that is sturdy enough to drive screws through for mounting. The wood strips show an attractive wood grain. The panel helps reduce echo and background noise. I suppose it would also be help anyone who records audio for podcasts, music composition or creating influencer videos. We put some up in the home office.

The "Boards" are nice and heavy, the backing material is about a 1/2" of a heavy weight felt like material, and the strips are laminated MDF. They are pretty much up to your imagination to how you want to install them, I mounted 4 to a 3/8" piece of plywood and hung them like a picture in my stairwell. It definitely help cut down on the echo in the area.

This Black Oak wood veneer surface acoustic panel set offers a modern look with a realistic wood grain that enhances any space. The MDF panels feel solid and are easy to install with proper measuring. The panels help reduce echo and improve sound quality. Overall, it’s a stylish and practical option for adding light acoustic treatment and visual appeal to a room.

So our bedroom is on the other side of my office and wife was constantly complaining that I speak too loud on conference calls and she can hear everything I am saying through the wall! So I desired to try out a couple of these sound absorbing panels and the results have been great. Not only are they great looking but they really do absorb the sound! I think I might buy some more to cover the whole wall but for now just the 4 are helping considerably!