Large Acoustipics Picture Insert Panel 60cm x 90cm x 4cm
This is the top, visible layer of the large framed Acoustipics pictures. Used as an insert, they are a great way to update your large framed Acoustipics picture at a fraction of the cost of a whole new picture.
With a depth of 4cm depth, these panels can also be wall-mounted without a frame. Please note it does not carry the 0.8 Noise Reduction Coefficient our framed pictures do as the depth of acoustic foam is much less.
It is still a great, cost-effective way to improve your space and cut down on noise. Acoustipics are designed to look stunning while absorbing sound and are completely customisable.
What would you like on your picture? You can head to our carefully curated gallery to choose your artwork or feel free to send us an image of the picture you wish printed.
If you are going to send your own artwork, the image you send us must be the highest resolution you can manage. 300dpi is ideal for truly a high quality finish but we will work with whatever you can manage. Once you have ordered you will be contacted and asked to send your image to hello@acoustipics.com
Please ensure you have the appropriate copyright to any image you wish to use which is not from our gallery.
Why choose Acoustipics:
- Each picture is crafted with a dye sublimated fabric surface on a sturdy 25kg/m³ grey acoustic foam
- The layer of acoustic foam effectively absorbs sound to reduce unwanted acoustics, reverbs and echoes
- The printing method effectively binds the dye to the fabric, making the colours bright and hard wearing
- These techniques combined make the pictures ideal for residential and commercial spaces
- Unlike many pictures or acoustic foam products, they are also fire retardant, adding a layer of protection for those around them.
- Made in Britain. Our products are British Made - the foam is produced in Derbyshire and the cutting and printing are done in Buckinghamshire. As well as minimising production waste, the processing plant in Buckinghamshire operates a carbon offsetting scheme (via the Woodland Trust) to minimise the carbon footprint.