Hey nice video and love the idea, just checking is the fabric acoustically transparent? Ie. Does air pass through? It seems like there is a white backing on it. Also I’d recommend tontine or polyester insulation rather than fibreglass as it can be hazardous when breathed in, even though it is cheaper. Thanks
Thanks a lot Eric! Yes, it does! We checked for that when we bought it :D Yeah, we thought fiberglass would work since it’s all wrapped up in fabric and will just sit still once we hang it up. But thanks for the tip about polyester, it’s better to be 110% safe! 👍🏼 Thanks again for all the tips and for watching our video!
Thank you so much! Glad you like them! We added a small metal “sawtooth picture hanger” on the back of each one and hung ‘em on small screws (concrete walls) 😊
@byferner Thanks for fast reply! I have a paint from IKEA that is 100% polyester! Not sure it will absorb or inserting absorbant behind it will work! If it reflects more than passing through or absorb, it will be waste of absorbant behind it 🤷🏻
@mohamedibrahim1836 i tjong polyester might reflect more. A matte fabric will absorb better in general, but it will also depend on how dense/tight the fabric is. With all that said, any fabric painting with isolating material inside it will have a lot better effect than nothing at all! 😊 Best of luck!
Definitely possible, but I don’t think it would absorb the sound as well. The sound waves has to able to penetrate the canvas, and since “regular printing canvas” are usually covered with a base layer of white paint, it’s going to reflect more of the sound and absorb less. It really depends on the canvas and how much the print is covering I guess. Unless you can print something smaller on a sound transparent fabric. But if the print is covering the whole canvas, it’s gonna reflect more either way.
Just these 3 alone isn’t gonna be a huge difference unfortunately. But it adds up for sure. A great alternative if you like the aesthetic 👍 Always gonna be more effective than “regular” framed posters or wall art.
That was some BRILLIANT stapling! Love the touch of humour in your clips, keep it up!
This is the most aestetic sound panels i've seen so far.
Much appreciated, thank you!
These are beautiful! Amazing job! Wish you had more B-roll at the end of the finished product.
Thank you so much! I’ll keep that in mind for future projects! 🙏
Awesome team work. You two are a lovely pair
Oh, thanks a lot, that’s very nice of you! And thank you so much for watching too!
Jobbigt inspirerad just nu 😍
Awesome! Your video just showed up!
@@byferner Good video! Your cat is so cute, love him!
Hey nice video and love the idea, just checking is the fabric acoustically transparent? Ie. Does air pass through? It seems like there is a white backing on it. Also I’d recommend tontine or polyester insulation rather than fibreglass as it can be hazardous when breathed in, even though it is cheaper. Thanks
Thanks a lot Eric!
Yes, it does! We checked for that when we bought it :D
Yeah, we thought fiberglass would work since it’s all wrapped up in fabric and will just sit still once we hang it up. But thanks for the tip about polyester, it’s better to be 110% safe! 👍🏼
Thanks again for all the tips and for watching our video!
Looks so cool! Dang how did ya’ll put it up? Command strips? Or did you add a backing on it so you can put a nail?
Thank you so much! Glad you like them!
We added a small metal “sawtooth picture hanger” on the back of each one and hung ‘em on small screws (concrete walls) 😊
Snyggt! Imponerande hantering av häftpistolen. 👍🏻
Aesome video,
what is the material of the funishing fabric?
Thank you! It’s cotton that we painted on and I’m not sure about the black landscaping fabric
@byferner Thanks for fast reply! I have a paint from IKEA that is 100% polyester! Not sure it will absorb or inserting absorbant behind it will work! If it reflects more than passing through or absorb, it will be waste of absorbant behind it 🤷🏻
@mohamedibrahim1836 i tjong polyester might reflect more. A matte fabric will absorb better in general, but it will also depend on how dense/tight the fabric is. With all that said, any fabric painting with isolating material inside it will have a lot better effect than nothing at all! 😊
Best of luck!
@@byferner thanks a lot 😊
@mohamedibrahim1836 my pleasure, anytime! 😊
Otroligt inspirerande! Måste bara testa detta 👏🏻
Veideway Haha jag tror jag avstår från att prova spikpistol tricksen 😅
Häftigt! Väntar redan på nästa video.
Skickligt jobb med häftpistolen 👍🏻
Veideway Kan behöva hjälp med en matta på veckan. Hör av mig! 🥰
the artwork is so nice and the end result is awesome ;-)
Fiber glass doesn’t go through the material?
I thought about that too. I can’t say for sure, but since they’re only sitting on the wall, I highly doubt that.
Do you think it possible to just buy a print on canvas and use that instead of painting yourself?
Definitely possible, but I don’t think it would absorb the sound as well. The sound waves has to able to penetrate the canvas, and since “regular printing canvas” are usually covered with a base layer of white paint, it’s going to reflect more of the sound and absorb less. It really depends on the canvas and how much the print is covering I guess. Unless you can print something smaller on a sound transparent fabric. But if the print is covering the whole canvas, it’s gonna reflect more either way.
Dude! What kind of black is the color of your wall? is like black bluish?
Thank you! Yeah, it’s a dark blue with a little bit of green in it!
@@byferner it's awesome how it looks! Thanks 💪
Thank you!
Awesome idea! But this filler is unsafe for the health without isolation.
Thank you! How so? It is kind of isolated by the fabrics and it’s just sitting in the wall anyways. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts! 🙏
How well did the sound panels work to reduce echo in your room?
Just these 3 alone isn’t gonna be a huge difference unfortunately. But it adds up for sure. A great alternative if you like the aesthetic 👍 Always gonna be more effective than “regular” framed posters or wall art.