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Features
Sound-dampening panels lower ambient noise levels in office spaces and provide decoration for walls
3D-cube design creates more surface area for sound to be absorbed and enhances the look of plain walls
Each panel has a 0.80 noise reduction coefficient—which means that 80% of the sound energy that hits the panel will be absorbed
These panels are made from 50% recycled plastic bottles, reducing their environmental impact and reusing resources wisely
ASTM E84-08 tested with a Euro Class B fire rating
Add multiple panels to your wall to create sound-absorbent wall designs as large as you'd like
Simple setup means you can mount the panels with just a few clips and optional adhesive strips—without blemishing the wall; you can also use hot glue or Velcro (purchase separately)
15-year warranty - all UPLIFT Desk products include a 15-year warranty
Enrich your design and improve office focus
You invest in the right desks and workstations for your staff—to ensure they have the right tools to do the job in the right settings—but have you taken time to consider how sound plays a role in your office? Whether we like it or not, conversations, phone calls, and even typing sounds can all cause distractions. And all of these noises can draw an employee's attention away from important tasks and projects.
Downtown style meets high efficiency
You may notice that the surface of this panel consists of multi-level cubes. This is not merely a decorative flourish to help jazz up a blank wall (though it does that nicely). These cube shapes extend from the wall like a block of horizontal skyscrapers in order to present more sound-capturing area to the room, the slight height differences exposing sides that would otherwise be hidden.
On top of that, this plum panel has earned an NRC rating of 0.80, which tells us that the panel absorbs 80% of all the sound that reaches it, taking noise down notches, from a cacophonous roar to a mentally-managable murmur.
A big part of the reason this panel is so effective is its material. The pressed polyester fiberboard used to build it consists of 50% recycled plastic bottles, making it both lightweight and environmentally friendly. And it's been tested according to ASTM E84-08 standards—with a Euro Class B fire rating, to boot.
Modular and versatile design
With a roughly 2' x 2' footprint (at just over 3" thick) the 3D Cubes Acoustic Wall Panel is an excellent modular solution for noisy (or noise-sensitive) office spaces. Mount panels in a line, make a four-panel square, or get creative with your configurations. The panels can even work as an accent wall. Mount as many as you need throughout the office.
Installation is quick and easy—possibly easier than hanging a picture. Each panel comes with four mounting clips; add the adhesive mounting strips to your cart and you're ready to go. To expand your nail-free options, you can use hot glue (and other adhesives) or Velcro. Of course, nails are a perfectly acceptable installation method as well.
Can panels be trimmed (if using proper tools safely, of course)? You are free to trim the panels. Using a box cutter (or any other type of long razor blade tool required depending on where on the panel you are cutting) along with a straight edge to guide the blade works well.
Acoustic and privacy solutions for the home and office
The 3D Cubes Acoustic Wall Panel is just one of our many approaches to noise reduction. Not only do we have several wall panel designs and colors to choose from, we also make hanging acoustic "clouds," frame- and desk-mounted treatments, and freestanding floor panels. With acoustic and privacy solutions for all sorts of work scenarios, you can put several of them together to create a comprehensive distraction-management system.
Once you set your office up for success by addressing the visual and acoustic needs of your employees, you may think about how you're using your existing space. Several of our solutions can be used to create meeting spaces or relaxation areas—or divide entire departments.
