Best Acoustic Sound Panels for Classrooms

Students thrive in quiet environments. Our classroom acoustic panels minimize disruptive noise so teachers can be heard and learners stay focused.

Why Educators Choose Us

Enhanced speech clarity: High NRC panels absorb echoes and reduce background chatter.
Safe & sustainable: Made from Class A fire‑rated materials with low VOC emissions.
Colorful designs: Choose from vibrant fabrics or custom graphics to create an inspiring learning space.
Simple installation: Panels mount easily in schools, libraries and lecture halls.

Improve Your Learning Environment

Invest in education by reducing noise distraction. Contact us to explore options for your classroom.

Frequently Asked Questions

Excessive reverb causes students - especially those with hearing loss or language processing differences - to miss up to 30% of speech. NRC 1.0 acoustic panels reduce reverberation time to the 0.4–0.6 second range recommended by ANSI S12.60, dramatically improving speech intelligibility.

ANSI S12.60 and most acoustical consultants recommend achieving RT60 (reverberation time) under 0.6 seconds. For a standard 900 sq ft classroom with hard surfaces, this typically requires 8–12 panels (2'x4'). Use our free room analysis to get a precise panel count.

Yes. Our panels use Class A fire-rated fabric (Burch Fabrics Prime Time) and formaldehyde-free substrate. They meet CHPS (Collaborative for High Performance Schools) material standards and are safe for K–12 environments.

Acoustic panels absorb sound within a room but do not block transmission between rooms (that requires mass and isolation). To reduce noise transfer between classrooms, you need sound-rated walls. Our panels will, however, reduce the overall noise level generated inside your classroom.

Yes. We offer institutional pricing and net-30 terms for qualifying schools and school districts. We also accept purchase orders. Contact us for a formal quote and to ask about volume discounts for multi-classroom orders.

Mount panels at ear height (3–6 feet from the floor) on the side and rear walls. Avoid placing all panels on one wall. Distribute them evenly around the room. Adding panels to the ceiling cloud area near the teacher's position dramatically improves speech clarity for students in the back of the room.