Acoustic Foam

Acoustic foam is a sound-absorbing material designed to reduce airborne noise and control reverberation within a space. By absorbing sound waves before they reflect off walls, ceilings, and other surfaces, foam panels improve the overall acoustic clarity of a room. This makes them a popular choice in environments where speech intelligibility, recording quality, or general noise control is a priority.

Our acoustic foam panels are made from melamine foam, a high-performance alternative to the more commonly used polyurethane foam. Melamine foam is lightweight, open-celled, and highly effective at absorbing mid- to high-frequency sounds. Most importantly, it is inherently flame-resistant and carries a Class A fire rating, making it suitable for use in commercial buildings, schools, and other regulated environments where safety is critical.

Benefits of Acoustic Foam Panels

One of the standout features of acoustic foam is its excellent acoustic performance. Our melamine foam panels are engineered to deliver high Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) ratings, meaning they are highly effective at absorbing sound and reducing echo. Whether you’re trying to tame the harsh acoustics of a conference room or enhance the sound quality in a recording studio, these panels make a noticeable difference.

In addition to their acoustic properties, foam panels are incredibly lightweight and easy to work with. Installation is simple and can often be done without professional help. Panels can be adhered to walls or ceilings with standard construction adhesives, and their lightweight nature means they can be installed in areas where heavier materials might not be practical. This makes them especially well-suited for suspended ceiling clouds, mobile partitions, or temporary installations.

Creativity is another area where acoustic foam truly shines. Melamine foam is easy to cut, shape, and customize, allowing for nearly limitless design possibilities. For more decorative applications, the foam can be cut into geometric patterns or sculpted designs, adding visual interest while still performing acoustically. Additionally, our melamine foam panels can be painted with water-based paints, opening the door for even more customization and integration into your space’s design scheme.

Compared to conventional polyurethane foam, our melamine foam panels provide several important advantages. While polyurethane foam may be cheaper, it is typically more flammable and does not meet the same fire safety standards required in commercial and institutional spaces. Melamine foam, on the other hand, is inherently flame-resistant and meets the most stringent Class A fire rating, offering peace of mind in environments where safety is non-negotiable.