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Quick answer: At S$165 per panel installed, S$1,000 buys about 6 panels, which is enough for a bedroom, home office or small meeting room. S$3,000 buys about 18 panels: a living room, large meeting room or classroom. S$10,000 buys about 60 panels: a restaurant dining room with ceiling panels, or a whole office floor of meeting rooms.
Key takeaways
- S$1,000 ≈ 6 panels: one small room.
- S$3,000 ≈ 18 panels: one big room or two small ones.
- S$10,000 ≈ 60 panels: a dining room or a set of meeting rooms.
How we did the maths
Each panel is S$120, and installing it is S$45. So one panel costs S$165 on the wall. We divided each budget by S$165 and rounded down. Accessories such as ceiling hangers or a scaffold are quoted separately, so ask us to include them in your quote.
What S$1,000 gets you
About 6 panels. That is right for a bedroom, a home office for video calls, or a small meeting room for 4 to 6 people. Six panels on the right walls make calls clear and stop the "bathroom" sound. See fixing an echoey room for video calls.
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What S$3,000 gets you
About 18 panels. Good for an HDB living and dining area, a classroom, a big boardroom, or a small café. You can also split it: 8 panels in one meeting room and 10 in another.
What S$10,000 gets you
About 60 panels. This is a restaurant dining room with panels on the ceiling and walls, a dance studio, a church side hall, or a full office floor of meeting rooms. For big jobs, ask us about a layout plan before you commit.
Budget, panels and the rooms they suit
- S$1,000 · About how many panels: 6 · Suits: Bedroom, home office, small meeting room
- S$3,000 · About how many panels: 18 · Suits: Living room, classroom, boardroom, small café
- S$5,000 · About how many panels: 30 · Suits: Restaurant 10 × 6 m, dance studio
- S$10,000 · About how many panels: 60 · Suits: Large dining room, office floor, church side hall
Spend on the right spots first
More panels is not always better. The first 6 to 10 panels in the right places do most of the work. Start with the ceiling in big rooms and the walls nearest people in small rooms. See where to place panels first.
Can I do it in stages?
Yes. Many restaurants and churches do the ceiling first, then add wall panels later. Plan the full set of panels once, so phase two fits neatly.
Where the first S$1,000 should go
In a small room: the walls beside and behind where you sit, then the wall you face. In a big room: the ceiling above the busiest area first. The first 6 panels in those spots often do more than the next 12 anywhere else.
Signs you need a bigger budget
Very high ceilings, lots of glass, tiled floors, rooms used for music, and rooms full of people talking at once, like restaurants and classrooms. These push the panel count up. A quick photo lets us tell you early, so there are no surprises.
What we see on real jobs
You do not need to cover the whole room. The first 6 to 10 panels in the right spots do most of the work, so a budget goes further than you might think.
Get a straight answer for your room
Send us a photo or a short video of the room on WhatsApp (+65 8930 1905). We'll reply with whether panels are the right fix, how many you need, where they go and the price. If it's really a soundproofing problem, we'll tell you.
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