Installation Guide — How to Hang Acoustic Panels

Easy Installation and Mounting

Our Acoustic artworks are designed to move with you. Hang them, rotate them, rearrange them whenever you like. No permanent commitment to your wall — just peel, place, and make it yours.

1: Positioning Your Acoustic Artworks

Think about placing your artworks where they contribute most to the room's character. They should not only enhance your interior design but also noticeably improve the acoustic comfort of the space.

2: Prepare Your Tools

Gather all the essentials: a drill or screwdriver, measuring tape, level, pencil, and the appropriate wall plugs or screws. Having these tools ready will make the process smooth and efficient.

3: Define Placement on the Wall

Hold the hanger mount at the desired height, level it, and mark both screw holes with a pencil for accurate drilling.

4: Check Alignment

Drill two holes at the marked points and insert the raw plugs flush with the wall.

5: Attach the Hanger Mount

Place the mount with the edge pointing up and outward. Secure with two screws, using a level for alignment.

6: Your artwork is ready

Pause for a second, Notice the difference. The room feels calmer now. Balanced. Complete. That’s the power of thoughtful design. It doesn’t shout. It simply settles into the space, until everything around it feels a little more at ease.

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