Absorption Panels & Fills
6 products from Primacoustic. Prices from $386.95 to $1,462.95, including GST. 3 ship within 1-2 business days.
Shop absorption panels and fills for recording studios, home theatres, vocal booths, offices and media rooms. Primacoustic panels help reduce reflections, echo and room harshness, while bass traps and ceiling baffles address low-frequency build-up and overhead reflections. Choose wall panels for broadband control, corner traps for bass and hanging baffles where wall space is limited.
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PrimacousticPrimacoustic MaxTrap - Broadband Corner Bass Trap (Black)
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PrimacousticPrimacoustic Paintables Acoustic Panel with Beveled Edges (3-Pack, 60.9 x 121.9 x 5.1cm, White)
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PrimacousticPrimacoustic Saturna Hanging Ceiling Baffle with Corkscrew Anchors 2-pc (Paintable White)
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PrimacousticPrimacoustic F102-2448-08 2" Thick Broadway Panel Control Columns (Gray)
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PrimacousticPrimacoustic F102-2424-00 2" Broadway Control Cubes (Black)
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PrimacousticPrimacoustic F102-2448-00 2" Thick Broadway Panel Control Columns (Black)
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About the Absorption Panels & Fills range
Start with the acoustic problem, then compare panel thickness, dimensions, edge profile, finish and placement. Thin panels can reduce mid and high-frequency reflections, while thicker panels generally absorb further into the low-mid range. A 2-inch or 5.1 cm panel suits many wall-treatment applications, while a 3-inch panel or dedicated corner trap provides more depth. Measure the available wall, ceiling or corner space before choosing.
This range is organised around different mounting locations and acoustic tasks. Place broadband panels at first-reflection points on side walls and ceilings, use corner bass traps where low frequencies collect, and select hanging baffles for overhead treatment. Check dimensions carefully, especially when comparing 60.9 x 121.9 cm panels with smaller cubes or columns. A ceiling baffle needs suitable fixing points and clearance, while a corner trap needs enough room to sit across or within the corner. Acoustic treatment reduces reflected sound inside a room, but it does not soundproof walls or stop sound transmission between rooms.
Absorption Panels & Fills questions
How many acoustic panels do I need for a home studio?
There is no fixed number. It depends on room size, surfaces, furnishings and your goal. Begin with first-reflection points, then assess the corners and ceiling. More panels are not automatically better, because covering every surface can make a room overly dead and reduce useful ambience.
Are acoustic panels the same as soundproofing?
No. Absorption panels control reflections, echo and reverberation inside a room. They do not block sound passing through walls, doors or ceilings. For sound isolation, you need construction changes such as additional mass, separated structures, sealed gaps and suitable doors or windows.
What thickness acoustic panel should I buy?
Choose thickness according to the frequencies and space available. Panels around 5.1 cm thick are commonly used for broadband wall treatment, while thicker panels and corner bass traps provide more low-frequency control. An air gap behind a wall panel can also improve absorption at lower frequencies.