Acoustic Egg crate foam

Egg crate foam is one of the most common methods for acoustics and sometimes sound insulation, which has gained popularity in recent years. It is often found in spaces related to sound and acoustics, such as studios, content creation areas, and recording environments. Acoustic egg crate foam is made from open-cell polyurethane, enabling the panel to have a maximum impact on sound absorption.

Egg Crate Foam as Acoustic Treatment

The open-cell structure of the foam allows this acoustic panel to absorb sound waves effectively. Additionally, the egg crate design increases its surface area for absorption. As a result, these characteristics enable the egg crate panel to reduce reverb and high frequencies. Therefore, egg crate acoustic foam can be utilized in both professional and home studios (such as recording and control rooms). Furthermore, this foam is also applicable in spaces where sound reflection is a problem.

Egg Crate Foam as Sound Insulation

Egg crate foam, when combined with closed-cell insulation materials such as elastomeric foam or polyethylene foam, can sometimes be considered a viable option for sound insulation and is used in various soundproofing applications. However, it is important to note that these foams are not fire-resistant and are not recommended for use in environments with a fire hazard. For such spaces, it is advised to use fire-resistant elastomeric egg crate foam.