Acoustic Wall Panels for Room& Office Sound Absorbing, 12 Pack Brick Pattern Beige Decorative Self Adhesive Art Acoustical Treatment Tiles for Ceiling Door Studio 12''×12''×0.4''

These look great on our wall. It gives a modern look. I bought three boxes to cover the entire wall 9x12 or so. I only expect noise dampening. The tv we placed in front will surely still be heard through the wall, but I think the panels help. It was an easier option than tearing out the drywall and insulating or making a double wall. These are really hard to cut by hand or with scissors. I had to used my chop saw. They still well but our paint is on the glossier side.

Was easy to installed and looks good in my man cave. Also was very easy to cut. Picture of what it looks like on my wall

I needed some soundproofing in the living room because we have high ceilings and sometimes the sound reflects and creates an echo from the TV so I decided to get these black tiles for behind the TV and surround them with a lighter grey tile to offset them. The black tile are super high quality, have a nice pattern that they create when arranged properly and have a self stick backing so no adhesive is needed. They measure 12x12 and come 12 to a box so they covered an area a little bigger than the TV itself. They early reflections are gone now and the sound is so much better. But the aesthetic look of them is stunning. It feels like a mini movie theater and with some up lighting they really look fantastic. Shipping was lightning fast as always and installation was a breeze and actually a fun, easy and fast project that really upped the look of the living room. We love them and recommend them to anyone looking for a quick decor change or to deaden a room that too live and reflective.

I have two shared walls with an obnoxious neighbor so I bought these as a potential fix. It ended up costing a lot lot more money to cover a wall, which I probably would have known if I did the math. I have to say it does help somewhat insulate the sound. I could still hear their noise but it was quite a bit muffled and wasn’t rattling my apartment. Another note: I was really afraid of the adhesive back since I’m a renter so I used Command Strips to attach them to the wall. I’m not sure if this decreases the effectiveness but it seemed like a way to work around the adhesive backing. Just know if you do this trick you need a ton of Command Strips (I put two on the top and one at the middle bottom).

Used to add a to add sound proofing to a book shelf. Looks nice, easy to install. Sticks well so far been using about 4 months.

Adhesive is gray the thickness is good although I still hear noise coming into my room from the outside

No working😡 the valué come off easily, It doesnt Work for roofs

I ordered two boxes and the square footage isn’t as big as they said it was. I would have gotten the wallpaper similar to this if I would have known that it wasn’t as big. Yes I did look at the measurements of the tiles. It says 12 x 12 but it’s 11 x 11.

The tiles look good. The self-adhesive is strong. Cutting them when needed (such as for outlets) was easy. I made a couple of mistakes and could remove tiles using a hair dryer, so that was good too. Overall, very pleased. I’m not trying to block a lot of sound, more to reduce echoes when using a microphone, so I can’t comment on sound dampening.

Es bonita, decorativa, sin embargo no hace bien la función de neutralizar los ruidos externos, aunque estos no sean tan elevados, solo reduce un poco el impacto del ruido

It looks so good on my wall! I removed a star due to it not necessarily soundproofing my room. Foam isn't that great of a noise reduction material, but I already knew that going in. I would also HIGHLY recommend you don't peel off the backing because the glue from these panels will absolutely shred and destroy your walls. I'd instead use double-sided tape squares specifically made for mounting wall panels like these if you want any chance at getting your deposit back.

This is a really good item, but its sound deadening board with a tile style and not a back splash tile. The material is super thick and porous and insulation type. Will it sound proof? Maybe. Do you want to use it as a back splash? NO....the fabric insulation type material is impossible to clean if you get any splashes like Tomato Sauce on it.

Helps to ‘reduce’ sound but by no means are the tiles sound proof. If you need to cut smaller pieces to fill up a space use a very SHARP box cutter or alike to cut. Otherwise you will get these fluffy jagged lines and then it ruins the smooth subway tile look. Note: Now if crooked pictures and uneven table Cloths don’t bother you then the fuzzy lines shouldn’t either so use whatever cutting implement of choice.