24" x 48" x 4" bass traps.
Close up of the screw.
the 80kg/m3 rockwool. one dozen of them 2" x 24" x 48" pieces.
using the staple tackler to staple down the fabric.
squeezing in the first layer.
first layer in.
with the 2nd layer in place.
the finished panel... 4 more to go...
all done... here's 3, two of them are already in the room. ;)
close up of the "folded" corners.
here's where i placed the two. the results were stunning... bass had depth and layer that was not noticeable before.
19gauge stainless steel wire used to mount the panels for the ceiling.
My Manfrotto tripod assisting in load test of the mounting wire.
Had to put an extra wire at the bottom to pull the panel up, or else the whole panel will slide down.
One end of the bottom wire is left untwisted so that I can further adjust the panel to be closer to the corner.
Wanting to drill the wall, but I forgot that this portion is actually a false wall. Had to drill the ceiling instead, which proves to be quite difficult to drill.
The other two bolts on the front wall. Easier to drill than the ceiling ones.
The carabiners used to hook the panels to the bolts.
Mounting the panel by myself, with some help from my tripod.
