ProPanel™ Ceiling Panels are high-quality, fabric-covered, acoustical, absorptive panels, which are designed to hang horizontally from a ceiling to help control and reduce sound reflections from the ceiling to floor and work-surface. Installation of an absorptive cloud can greatly improve the listening and mix position of your room while improving the stereo and surround field, allowing for a much more accurate monitoring environment.
Cloud Anchors are included with ProPanel™ Ceiling Panels and installation is composed of one or more ProPanel™ Ceiling Panels in a frame-less design. Suggested mounting hardware (not included) includes chain, wire, or “S” hooks, that can be easily found at a local hardware or home improvement store. Application is made easy by screwing each Cloud Anchor into the panel and attaching your preferred length of lead to the eye-hook of the Cloud Anchor.
Consider the addition of our ProPanel™ Wall panels, ProPanel™ Corner Traps and ProPanel™ Pro-Kits™ to complete the look and acoustical performance of your room.
Auralex Application Specialists are always available to assist you with any questions you may have regarding the specification, selection, or implementation of any ProPanel™ product.
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“I just wanted to let you know that we love the product and it is working out great at our restaurant. The cloud panels have drastically cut down the noise and sound in the restaurant, making it a much more enjoyable dining experience for our guests. Not only are the panels extremely functional, but they also look quite nice and add to the overall design of the space. We are very happy and satisfied with the product as well as Auralex and plan to use your company for all of our sound related needs. Thanks again.” David E. Rodolitz – Empellón
If interested in Straight-Edge Panels or custom sizing, please contact us directly.
If a ProPanel™ order requires cancellation, there is a $25 cancellation fee. This applies to all ProPanel™ orders.
This product does not qualify for free shipping.
