How many acoustic panels do I need?

A good starting point is to cover about 20–30% of the usable wall area, then adjust for how busy and hard the room is. A 6 m × 4 m meeting room with a 2.8 m ceiling usually needs around 9–14 standard 1200 × 600 mm panels.

It takes the total wall area, 2 × (length + width) × ceiling height, and counts 75% of it as usable after doors and windows. It then covers 20–30% of that area, multiplies by a factor for the room type and echo level, and divides by the area of one panel.

Our panels are from S$120 per panel plus S$45 installation per panel, so S$165 per panel installed. Accessories are quoted separately.

Busy, hard rooms such as restaurants, cafés, classrooms and halls usually need ceiling panels too, because the ceiling is often the largest bare surface. Small bedrooms and offices can often be treated on the walls alone.

No. Panels cut echo and reverberation inside the room. Blocking sound between rooms or from neighbours is soundproofing, which needs mass and airtight construction rather than absorption.

It is a ballpark. Glass walls, high ceilings, furniture and how the room is used all change the final count. Send 2–3 photos on WhatsApp and we will confirm the exact count, layout and price for free.