Why your ceiling is the noise you forgot
Most people treat their walls and forget the ceiling. Sound bounces straight down off bare drywall — that's the echo on your podcast mic, the slap in your home theater, the room tone that won't quit. The fix isn't more wall panels. It's overhead absorption.
KK1424 is a peel-and-stick acoustic felt tile that goes up in 20 minutes with no nails, no glue, and no studs to find. 6 colors. 12 or 24 to a pack. Cut to fit.
🛡 100-day guarantee 🚚 $99+ 👥 300,000+ customers How it works Absorption, not blockingEach tile soaks up mid- and high-frequency sound that would otherwise bounce off your ceiling. Less echo, clearer voices, calmer room. Pattern coverage beats full coverageYou don't need to tile the whole ceiling. 30–50% coverage in a smart pattern gets most of the acoustic benefit at a fraction of the cost. Technical specifications NRC (Noise Reduction Coefficient) ~0.40 typical for 7 mm PET felt — absorbs ~40% of mid/high-frequency reflections STC (Sound Transmission Class) Not applicable. These are absorption panels, not wall blockers. STC rates full wall assemblies. To block sound between rooms, see KK1184 Door Soundproofing Kit. Material 100% recycled and upcycled PET felt (post-consumer plastic bottles) Density ~280 g/m² · ~0.057 lb/sq ft Thickness 0.20 – 0.28 in (5 – 7 mm) Per-tile 11.8 × 11.8 in (30 × 30 cm) Per-tile 0.18 lb · 2.8 oz (80 g) Pack — 12-pack 2.2 lb (1.0 kg) Pack — 24-pack 4.4 lb (2.0 kg) Coverage — 12-pack 11.6 sq ft (1.08 m²) Coverage — 24-pack 23.2 sq ft (2.16 m²) Backing Self-adhesive — peel and press Fire Treated PET felt — request lab certificate for commercial installs VOC Free of formaldehyde, allergens, harmful chemicals Best-fit applications Bedrooms, home offices, podcast booths, gaming rooms, small studios, nurseries Not designed for Soundproofing between rooms · exterior use · surfaces above 176 °F (80 °C) What's in the box 12 or 24 self-adhesive PET felt tiles (your color, your pack ) Pre-applied 3M-style adhesive backing on every tile — no extra glue needed Quick-start install Install in 4 steps Wipe the ceiling. Remove dust with a damp microfiber cloth. Let it dry. Adhesive needs a clean, dry surface to grip. Plan your pattern. Lay tiles on the floor in the layout you want. 30–50% coverage in a checker, gradient, or chevron pattern beats wall-to-wall. Peel and press. Peel the backing, lift the tile to the ceiling, press firmly for 10 seconds. Move to the next. Roll the edges. Run a credit card or a small roller along all four edges to set the adhesive. Done. Pro tip: trim odd-shaped pieces with a sharp utility knife and a metal ruler. PET felt cuts clean — no fraying. Made for Bedrooms with hard ceilings that echo at night Home offices on Zoom calls all day Podcast booths and small recording rooms Gaming rooms with overhead reflections killing your headset mic Nurseries where you want to soften every surface Not for: blocking noise between floors, exterior installs, or popcorn / textured ceilings (the adhesive won't grip). 🛡 100-Day Arrowzoom Guarantee Try them up. Listen to the difference. If you're not happy, return for a refund within 100 days.
This product is sold brand new. A manufacturer warranty applies only when the manufacturer provides one for this item.
Return requests must be submitted within 14 days of delivery and approved by our RMA department before the item is shipped back. Non-defective returns may be subject to a minimum 25% restocking fee and return shipping charges. Unauthorized returns are not eligible for credit or refund. Read the full return policy.
Sold to 300,000+ customers worldwide · 4.7★ rated
FAQ How much sound will this block between floors? None. These are absorption panels — they reduce echo inside a room, not noise transfer between rooms. For floor/ceiling soundproofing you need mass (drywall + Green Glue or MLV).
What does NRC ~0.40 mean in plain English? Roughly 40% of the mid/high-frequency sound that hits the panel is absorbed instead of bouncing back. Less echo, clearer voices, less room sound on a podcast mic.
Will the adhesive damage my paint or popcorn ceiling? On flat painted drywall it's removable with care but may pull paint after months. On popcorn, textured, or unfinished ceilings the adhesive doesn't grip well — use double-sided mounting tape or hook-and-loop strips instead.
Can I paint these? No — paint clogs the felt fibers and kills the absorption. Pick the color you want at order time (6 options).
How many do I need for a 12 × 12 ft (3.7 × 3.7 m) room? Full ceiling ≈ 144 sq ft / 13.4 m² = ~150 panels. Most buyers don't tile the whole ceiling — 30–50% pattern coverage (45–75 panels) gives most of the acoustic benefit at a fraction of the cost.
Are they fire-rated? PET felt is treated to resist ignition. For commercial installs (offices, schools, public buildings) request the certified lab report — code requirements vary by jurisdiction.
Will my cat or kids pull them off? Below 6 ft / 1.8 m, yes, eventually. These are designed for ceilings and high walls. For low walls in a kid/pet zone, pick a thicker panel (KK1145).
What's the smell when the box arrives? Mild factory smell that airs out in 24–48 hours. PET felt is non-toxic — no formaldehyde, no off-gassing — but new fabric in a sealed box always smells like new fabric.
Do I need a backer board or air gap behind the panel? No. The self-adhesive bonds directly to drywall, plywood, or finished wood. An air gap improves low-frequency absorption — but for overhead echo, direct bonding is the right call.
What if it doesn't work for my space? 100-day Arrowzoom guarantee. Try them up, listen, decide. If you're not happy, return for refund.
This product is sold brand new. A manufacturer warranty applies only when the manufacturer provides one for this item.
Return requests must be submitted within 14 days of delivery and approved by our RMA department before the item is shipped back. Non-defective returns may be subject to a minimum 25% restocking fee and return shipping charges. Unauthorized returns are not eligible for credit or refund. Read the full return policy.
