Udderly Quiet® Acoustic Panel – 200 Series

The Udderly Quiet® 200 series Acoustic Panel consists of an Acoustical Glass Mineral Wool core wrapped in an Acoustic Fabric. The edges of this Acoustic Panel are dipped in a resin hardener to protect the edges, add strength and increase the life of the Acoustic Panel.

An Acoustic Fabric is a fabric that is considered acoustically transparent. All Acoustic Fabrics have whats called an “Open Weave” which allows sound to travel through the fabric material and into the sound absorbent core. There are 1000’s of Acoustic Fabric Options.

These are your panels! We will wrap them in whatever fabric you choose. All we ask is that you send us a 36 inch x 36 inch sample of fabric so we can test it out. We want to make sure the adhesive bonds the materials properly and also make sure the adhesive doesn’t “bleed” through the fabric and create spots on the face of the panel.

The largest we can construct a seamless 200 Series Acoustic Panel is up to 4 ft. x 10 ft. For Larger Acoustic Panels, check out the 250 Series and the 350 Series. Those models have Aluminum Frames which allows for larger panel construction.

These panels are totally customizable. We can make anything from rectangles to circles to free-form shapes. Some of our clients have provided patterns of modular designs. Check out our Udderly Quiet® Acoustic Panels Gallery for some creative ways to use these Acoustic Panels.

Any Panel where one of the dimensions is 4 foot. 2 ft. x 4 ft., 4 ft. x 4 ft., 4 ft. x 5 ft., 4 ft x 8 ft. and 4 ft. x 10 ft. are the most popular and economical sizes for Acoustic Panels.

We offer these panels with Square, Beveled, Mitred and Rounded edges. The Square and Beveled Profiles are by far the most popular.

We use Proprietary Acoustic Software and information from you about your space to answer this question. We use three main criteria to determine how much acoustic material is needed. First, we need to know the Dimensions (Length, Width and Height) of the Room or Space that is being treated. Typically, the larger the space the more Acoustic Panels are needed to drop the reverb time to a preferred level.

Second, we need to know the existing Wall, Ceiling and Floor construction materials. All Construction materials like Drywall, Concrete, Brick, Metal, Wood and Carpet have industry accepted inherent Acoustic Values that affect the acoustics of the space. We know these values and use them to help determine how much Acoustic Material is needed to get the desired results.

Third, we need to know How the Space is being used or the function of the space. The use of the space greatly affects the amount of absorption materials needed to achieve the desired results. Different spaces require different reverberation times. For example, A Recording Studio requires a much lower reverb time than an Office environment. A Restaurant requires a different reverb time than a Home Theater. We know the Industry accepted reverb times for a multitude of spaces and use these times when determining the amount of acoustic coverage.

The Fastest and most thorough way to find out how many panels you need is to call our Acoustic Team at 1-866-949-9269. Usually, you will have your answer in few short minutes. OR check out our Free Online Acoustic Analysis. Fill out the form and one of our consultants will respond!

The cost of this product varies greatly due to the multitude of sizes, configurations, covering options and the fact that each project is unique in terms of the amount needed to get the desired results.
The Best way to get a quote is to contact our Acoustic Team at 1-866-949- 9269. For most projects you will have a quote in hand in a few minutes.

Another viable option is to complete your Free Online Acoustic Analysis. A member from our Acoustic Team will contact you via email when your quote is ready!