How to Hang Acoustic Foam Without Damaging Your Walls Install Acoustic Foam Panels Quick and Easy

How to Hang Acoustic Foam Without Damaging Your Walls - Install Acoustic Foam Panels Quick and Easy

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Acoustic foam tiles can definitely add functionality and a cool look to your room. Especially if you have bad echo from the walls. And in this video I'll show you how to hang acoustic foam so quick and so easy you'll wonder why you even looked at other tutorials!

I got large pack of black and grey wedge style panels so I'll have plenty to work with. To hang these tiles I'll only need the acoustic panels and one more thing you may already have at home. There's no need for spray adhesives, backing panels, double-sided tape or hanging strips. It's really going to be super easy! But first I'll need to decide how I want the acoustic tiles to be arranged on the wall. Depending on the style and colors, these can be arranged in different ways for a cool look.

All I need to attach the panels to the wall are straight sewing pins otherwise known as dressmaker pins. The ones I bought are just over an inch long and really thin so they'll hardly leave a mark in the wall. I choose these pins because they have an ultra tiny head so they're barely visible. But check around your home to see if you already have some of these before buying.

On the wall, I just measured where I wanted my first row of acoustic tiles to start and then marked it with tape. To attach an acoustic panel, just line it up nice and straight on the wall with the tape marks. Insert a pin at the top center of the tile and then tap it in. Even though the pin head is barely visible, I'll take a black Sharpie marker and then draw over the head to camouflage it. Be really careful not to touch the foam with the marker. It's probably a better idea to use the Sharpie marker before tapping these in to avoid marking up the foam.

As mentioned before, one pin in the top center is all it takes. I'm using 12-inch by 12-inch acoustic tiles which should lay flat but you can add some more pins in the corners if needed. Everything I used for the acoustic foam installation is listed here in the description to make it easy for you to find.

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