Why even the best mic can’t fix a bad room? Let’s get one thing straight that if your room sounds bad, your recording will too. It doesn’t matter if you’re using a high-end microphone. If sound is bouncing off hard walls, creating echoes or background noise, your audio will still feel messy and unprofessional.
That’s because microphones don’t just pick up your voice, they pick up everything around it. Echoes, room noise, traffic outside, the hum of ACs and fans, even your voice bouncing off a wall and returning slightly delayed, it all gets captured. And once it’s recorded, you can’t fully fix it in editing.
That’s why professional studios and voiceover artists focus on one thing first: the room. A quiet, controlled, echo-free space gives you clean, clear sound right at the source. No filters, no plugins, no struggle. Just your voice, no reflections, no reverb, no weird background noise.
Fibre Glass Wool Acoustic Panels are one of the best ways to get there. They absorb sound energy, especially in the speech frequency range. That means fewer echoes, tighter sound, and better recordings. And the best part? They do all that without making your room look like a padded cell. These panels have a clean, modern finish, so your space stays professional, not overdone.
When you speak in a room, your voice doesn’t stop at the mic. It travels. It hits walls, bounces off glass, reflects off ceilings, and fills every corner. Those reflections are what create echo, reverb, and that hollow, distant sound you often hear in amateur recordings.
Now imagine dropping a sponge into that space.
That’s what Fibre Glass Wool Acoustic Panels do. They don’t block sound like a wall, they absorb it like a sponge, pulling sound energy into their dense layers of fine glass fibres and trapping it there.
The way they’re engineered makes all the difference. The fibres are packed to force sound waves to twist, turn, and slow down as they pass through, losing energy along the way. That’s how they kill echo and make your room feel still, calm, and acoustically focused. Because of that these panels used in Home Theatres, offices, schools, Dubbing Studios, auditoriums, Railway Waiting Rooms, gyms, Retail Spaces, public halls and more.
Speech clarity: Fibre Glass Wool Acoustic Panels are most effective in the frequency range of human speech. That means they don’t just make a room quieter, they make voices clearer.
Performs where others fall short: Most materials struggle with mid and low-mid frequencies and that’s exactly where your voice lives. These panels handle those ranges far better, giving you cleaner, more focused sound.
Ideal thickness: We offer 15mm, 20mm, and 25mm panels that work well in any professional setup. They deliver solid sound absorption, with NRC values up to 0.90, without dominating the room or eating into your floor space.
Safe and stable: It’s not just about sound. These panels are lightweight, moisture-resistant, and easy to install on walls or ceilings, no stress, no mess.
Custom finishes: You don’t need to hide them. They come fabric-wrapped in clean colours and sizes that look sharp in both visible setups and hidden installations.
Whether you’re building a home voiceover booth, treating a compact studio, or improving a multi-use room, Fibre Glass Wool Acoustic Panels give you full control over how your space sounds, without killing how it looks.
Most people think all Acoustic Panels work the same. They don’t. Panels made for music often focus on bass control or cover a wide frequency range. But voiceover work is different. It lives in the mid and upper-mid frequencies, where your voice carries its presence, clarity, and detail.
Fibre Glass Wool Acoustic Panels are tuned for exactly that. They absorb the parts of sound where speech happens, especially sharp ‘S’ and ‘T’ sounds that can feel harsh or too bright in untreated rooms.
What this means in real use:
If you’re recording voiceovers, podcasts, or narration, these panels help your room support your voice instead of fighting it. They’re made for talking and that’s why they work so well.
When your space sounds good, your recording already starts clean. That means you’re not stuck fixing audio later. With Fibre Glass Wool Acoustic Panels in the room, your voice sounds clearer right from the start, less echo, less background noise, no weird reverb. So instead of wrestling with EQ, compression, or noise reduction, you get a solid take you can actually use.
Here’s what that looks like in practice:
And the real win? Your voice keeps its natural warmth. It doesn’t sound thin or over-processed like it can after too much editing.
Walk into a professional voice booth or recording studio and you’ll almost always find Fibre Glass Wool Acoustic Panels behind the walls or ceiling. Why? Because they work. It’s the material sound engineers trust to control echo, reduce reflections, and get clean, usable recordings.
Most studios start with Foam panels because they’re cheap and easy to install, but they quickly switch to Fibre Glass Wool Acoustic Panels once they realise Foam just doesn’t cut it. Foam mainly absorbs high frequencies, leaving mids and lows to bounce around and muddy up recordings. Fibre Glass Wool Acoustic Panels, being denser and more absorbent across a wider frequency range, gives you cleaner, more controlled sound, especially in the critical midrange where most voices and instruments sit. It’s also more durable, doesn’t degrade as fast, and offers more installation flexibility. That’s why serious studios rely on it, it simply works better.
Studios must treat surface, walls and ceiling. Less echo, less room noise, and a much more professional tone, even in a regular home or office.
And it’s easy to scale:
So, whether you’re recording in a spare room or a small studio, you can use the same materials the pros rely on and get results that sound way above your setup.
A well-placed Fibre Glass Wool Acoustic Panels can make a huge difference if you target the space where actually sound absorption happens. Here’s where to start: first reflection points on the side walls, the ceiling right above your listening or recording position, and the wall directly behind you. Focus on these areas first and then start adding more in the space.
Sit where you usually record and have someone slide a mirror along the walls. Wherever you can see your mouth or mic in the mirror, that’s a first reflection point. These are prime absorption zones, treating them cuts down early reflections and tightens up your sound fast.
Corners are where sound, especially low end, builds up. That’s what causes that muddy, boomy quality in recordings. Treating these spots with these panels helps clean up the low end and gives your voice more clarity and focus.
The ceiling is one of the most overlooked surfaces in a room, but it plays a big role in how your recordings sound. A ceiling panel often called an Acoustic Ceiling Cloud placed right above your mic or desk can absorb vertical reflections that make your voice sound hollow or distant. It also helps bring down overall reverb, making the space feel tighter and more controlled.
When two hard walls face each other, sound bounces between them like a ping-pong ball. That rapid back-and-forth creates flutter echo, a harsh, metallic ringing that’s hard to ignore. To fix it, treat one of those walls with panels. That’s usually enough to break the cycle and clean up the sound.
If your recordings still sound like you’re in a hallway, it’s not your mic, it’s your room. Fibre Glass Wool Acoustic Panels give you the power to fix that fast. They’re built for clean vocals, easy to install and won’t ruin your space with bulky gear or ugly material. Whether you’re just starting out or levelling up your studio, treating your room is the smartest move you can make.
Not sure how many Fibre Glass Wool Acoustic Panels you need or where to place them? We’ll walk you through it. Contact Us at Amazone by Furnitech to explore panels size, thickness and installation options that fit your space and budget.
Even the best mic can’t fix a bad-sounding room. If you’re doing voiceovers, podcasts or any kind of voice recording, untreated spaces will wreck your audio with echo, reflections and background noise. Fibre Glass Wool Acoustic Panels solve that by absorbing sound where your voice lives, especially in the speech frequency range. They cut down echo, reduce room tone and give you clean, professional sound straight from the mic.
They’re safe, easy to install, customisable in look and used by real studios. A few well-placed panels can completely transform your setup, no heavy editing, no weird room tone, just your voice sounding clear and confident. Treat your space right, and your voice will thank you.
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