Best way to hang acoustic traps ?

[SK1]

Great news !

We found a bunch of office cubicle walls ( free ) that were filled with 2 1/2" compressed fiberglass. So we took them apart , doubled up the raw fiberglass and built a bunch of broad band absorbers for a project studio. Then covered them with some nice fabric.

What is the best way to put these in the corner ???? Is there a way to get em in there without seeing what attaches them to the wall ???

There is no frame at all with these. They look just like a do it yourself version of the ready bags.

They are 2' wide x 4 1/2' long x 5" deep ( 2 in each corner to account for 9' ceilings )


What's the best way ?
Thanks in advance !

[SK1]

BUMP

[orange]

....wow, that was a quick bump !


It might be a good idea to post a pic. They do say that it's worth a thousand words.

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[The dman]

Funny because hanging 2x4 bass corner traps is on my agenda today and I'm not quite sure how I'm gonna do it but I'm thinking of mounting a couple of small L brackets to hold the bottom up and the re enforce the top section with some velcro

That is unless somebody has a better idea

[SK1]

Nobody answered so for future reference you can check the ready traps site for some good ideas.

Nice to have the connectors hidden in the back.

I think I'll do the PVC/ zip tie method for the walls today.
The corners and re-wiring are done !!

Here's the trap hanging info :
http://www.readyacoustics.com/custom...wall-mounting/

[Acoustic Cloud]

If you frame them with wood, cheap 1x1 or something, this makes mounting them easier. Then you are dealing with a frame, instead of a somewhat mushy total area.

A "C" hook in the corner wall can catch a wire spread across the width. Like a picture.