[Mariusz Uszynski]

Hi guys, I was at the Costco today and I saw nice acoustic panels.I don't know, if this is a new or old item, but I thought I should share my discovery with the rest of the class (lol).They come in 4 colours, $59.99 for 4 panels.Here's the link;


https://www.costco.ca/artika---sonolok-slatted-wall-panels.product.4000249539.html

[Early B.]

The acoustic experts on AC will probably say that with a thickness of 0.83 inches (2.1 cm), these panels won't do very much. Gonna need at least 2 inches.   

[JLM]

No acoustic measurements.  Felt and wood are not great acoustic absorption materials.  Slotted design does nothing for absorption.  But no doubt better than painted gypsum, plaster, or masonry. 

[max190]

No acoustic measurements.  Felt and wood are not great acoustic absorption materials.  Slotted design does nothing for absorption.  But no doubt better than painted gypsum, plaster, or masonry.

Agree

[nlitworld]

I've looked into these slatted walls. The look is super good and I may do that for a wall when we remodel the listening room.

Here is a different company actually showing some specs. Similar product but will give you an idea. These are about 3x as expensive as the Costco ones Mariusz listed.
Slatpanel

[Mariusz Uszynski]

I've looked into these slatted walls. The look is super good and I may do that for a wall when we remodel the listening room.

Here is a different company actually showing some specs. Similar product but will give you an idea. These are about 3x as expensive as the Costco ones Mariusz listed.
Slatpanel


Thank you, my good Man.

[RDavidson]

Those look nice! Very good solution to adding some sound absorption to a stylish domestic space. I’m sure these are not “studio standard” but we all know that striking a good balance between esthetics and performance, without breaking the bank, is not trivial. Thanks for sharing! These would look great in my home office / man cave.

[Rob Babcock]

Kind of attractive but probably not super effective.