SiM PANEL Acoustic Panels

Acoustic Panels in a range of sizes

A passion about the science of sound drives every inch of our product design, from edge to edge and front to back. Take, for example, our SiM-Panels™ acoustic panels. These sound-absorbing fiberglass panels use resin hardened edges or a rigid frame for stretch support. Impaling clips, Z-Clips, bullet catches or Velcro are provided for installation.

Simplified Acoustics offers unbeatable choice of fabrics from the top brands – including 300+ standard options available immediately. Our exclusive sampling process allows you to see and feel your fabric selections before you order, so you can make the right choice for your room.

Sizes Available:

  • Thickness of 1/2" to 4"

  • Square footage up to 4' x 12' or 5' x 10'

  • Edge profiles available: square, bevel or radius


Panel Types:

  • S-AP - broadband absorption Product Information PDF

  • SLF - high-end reflection, low-end absorption (2" only)

  • SDP - absorption, diffusion & scattering

  • SBT - curved bass trap

Acoustic Panel Mounting Options:

SiM-Panels™ Quick Ship Panels Program

The Quick Ship Panel Program has 6 fabric choices available for the 2 standard panel sizes. Download the PDF for the fabric choices.

  • 6 Fabric Choices

  • 1” or 2” Thicknesses

  • In 2’ x 2’ and 2’ x 4’ Sizes

  • Available in Square (shown) or Beveled Edges 

  • Ships within 10 Business Days

Call the office or CLICK HERE to order your fabric samples.

317-520-2590

Why use SIM-Panels acoustic panels?

A common problem with home theaters and media rooms isn’t the space inside. It’s the room’s boundaries. Some of these boundaries reflect sound more quickly than others. This difference in lag time creates “smearing” of the sound being produced.

This diagram shows the Center Channel producing sound that goes directly to the listener and spreads out to the walls. The left wall is shown with SiM-Panels that absorb the sound so it doesn’t bounce and smear. The right wall is shown with no acoustic panels. Sound is bouncing off the wall and arriving at the listener later, smearing the sound.