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Audio/Video Gear and Systems => The Acoustics Circle => Topic started by: lxgreen on 13 May 2021, 12:36 am
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I have these Kindtics versatile absorber on the side of my room in front of windows. I had them sitting on a box and leaning against windows but was looking for more elegant solution. I tried hanging from ceiling but the foam core is not holding the anchors I used.I am thinking of ordering some Rotofast anchors but the vendor wasn’t sure if it would hold or maybe cause a bulge . Anyone else had success with this type of install?
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Rotofasts are great. We use them all the time. We don't have problems with bulging but we use multiple fasteners to make sure we distribute the load.
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I saw the topic and thought hey, I'm doing that. But when I read your post I realized that I'm at the leaning against the window stage so would be of no help. My stereo room is in total disarray so when I bought some new to me speakers I put them in the living room 2 channel TV system just to hear them, but something was off. So I grabbed an absorber panel from the stereo room and leaned it against the sliding glass door, problem solved. Hope you find a solution.
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Suggest running a 1/4 inch piece of wood or metal across the top, the thickness of the panel and attach it to the panel via a series of drywall screws and then attach the hooks you've shown to the wood/metal.
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I have two 244 GIK panels behind my head and in front of a window mounted on stands. They are light and easy to move should I want to get to the window.