Large format, removable, rented-room safe
AudioSilk Room Kit, Natural
Four large panels rather than a grid of tiles — 46 by 23 inches each — in post-consumer recycled polyester, mounted on removable strips that leave no mark, and the only listing here to compare itself with foam.
Specifications
- Quantity and size
- 4 panels at 46 × 23 in — 1.17 × 0.58 m (4 × 1.9 ft) each, the only large-format panel on this shelf. Every other panel here is a 12 × 12 in tile
- Material
- Post-consumer recycled polyester, not foam. AudioSilk states no harsh chemical smell, no shrinkage and no peeling
- Versus foam
- The second bullet is titled BETTER THAN FOAM and claims much higher performance than equivalent acoustic foam — the only listing on this shelf to compare itself with its neighbors’ material
- Mounting
- Removable sticky strips, stated to leave no mark on a wall — and sold separately. The maker says so in the same bullet
- Absorption
- The first bullet reads *High density material with NRC of up to* — and the sentence ends there. No figure is published, and no panel on this shelf publishes one
- Thickness
- AudioSilk puts nothing in writing on this. Two panels on this shelf publish 0.4 in and 1 in, and one publishes 5 cm (2 in)
- Support
- Free acoustic treatment advice is offered, including how to measure room performance and where to place panels — the only placement guidance on this shelf
- Color
- Natural. AudioSilk states a range of colors is available, and two other finishes of this same kit were discarded from this catalog as color variants
- Coverage
- About 29 square feet in total across the four panels
- Fire
- AudioSilk puts nothing in writing on this. One panel on this shelf publishes a fire claim
- Manufacturer reference
- None published
- Amazon reference
- B0BQRXF5FL
- EAN
- 5065015057055
Four panels at 46 × 23 inches — 1.17 by 0.58 meters each — in post-consumer recycled polyester. Removable sticky strips, stated to leave no mark and sold separately. Free acoustic treatment advice, including how to measure a room and where to put the panels.
The format is the first difference. Every other panel on this shelf is a 12 × 12 inch tile, sold in packs of 18 or 50. One panel here is seven square feet in a single piece, which changes the job from laying a grid to placing four objects. For a first reflection point behind a desk that is the right unit — one panel in the correct position beats nine approximately placed.
The material is the second. AudioSilk is not foam, and it says so in a bullet titled BETTER THAN FOAM: recycled polyester, no chemical smell, no shrinkage, no peeling. It is the only listing on this shelf to compare itself with its neighbors’ material, and the three claims about aging are the ones that matter — foam yellows, crumbles at the edges and sheds.
The mounting is the third, and it is the practical reason this exists. Removable strips that leave no mark, for a rented room. The page for another panel on this shelf records the opposite as its cost: adhesive mounting takes paint off a rented wall when removed. The catch is published in the same sentence — the strips are sold separately, so the kit does not go up as delivered.
And the advice is a real offer that nothing else here makes: how to measure the room and where the panels should go. Placement is most of what panel treatment is; four panels in the right places do more than twenty in the wrong ones.
Then the sentence that does not finish:
High density material with NRC of up to
The figure is missing. The noise reduction coefficient is the one measurement an acoustic panel has, and this is the only listing on this shelf that starts to publish one. None of the five completes it — so the comparison with foam, which is probably true, stays a claim.
No thickness is published either, which on a panel is the figure that decides how low it works. Two panels on this shelf publish 0.4 in and 1 in; one publishes 5 cm (2 in), and its page explains that thickness is what reaches below a few hundred hertz.
Two further finishes of this same kit — Black and Mid — were discarded from this catalog as color variants: same price, same five bullets, and a bullet that says a range of colors is available.
The product record gives 4,800 g (169.3 oz) for the four panels.
Availability
Read on the day this page was built: $120 at the American Amazon shop.
Read from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and price both move without notice.
Prices quoted in this text were read on 2026-10-07. The live price is at the top of the page.
