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Old 12th April 2011   #1
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anyway of hanging panels without frames?

got the ecose panels from knauf in 2in. thickness #6 density and 2x4ft.
gonna wrap them in fabric and hang them vertically as well as horizontally-
what's the best way to go about it without building frames around it??
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got the ecose panels from knauf in 2in. thickness #6 density and 2x4ft.
gonna wrap them in fabric and hang them vertically as well as horizontally-
what's the best way to go about it without building frames around it??
find something along the lines of these at your local hardware shop:
IMPALING CLIPS INSTALLATION HARDWARE FOR ACOUSTIC PANELS
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find something along the lines of these at your local hardware shop:
IMPALING CLIPS INSTALLATION HARDWARE FOR ACOUSTIC PANELS
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I'll look around see if anybody has someting like that.
have u use those? i can see them work for hanging on the wall but what about from the ceiling, with the panels horizontal?
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I have never used the following, but have heard they work well.
Rotofast Panel Anchors
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Another couple of options:

Ready Bags (by Ready Acoustics)?

http://www.basstraps.net/DIY-BASS-TRAPS-MADE-EASY.pdf
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I have some fabric wrapped 703 panels that I hung with velcro. One side of the velcro, taped to the wall, attaches nicely to the fabric on the back of my panels. Not sure how much your panels weigh, however.

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I have never used the following, but have heard they work well.
Rotofast Panel Anchors
those are sweet!
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I have some fabric wrapped 703 panels that I hung with velcro. One side of the velcro, taped to the wall, attaches nicely to the fabric on the back of my panels. Not sure how much your panels weigh, however.

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hey krizman- how did u wrap the fabric? any way u have some pix?
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hey krizman- how did u wrap the fabric? any way u have some pix?
I had GIK wrap some 4" 703 with Guilford fabric. You can see them here Studio, behind and to the right of the desk.

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(Quick off topic - which colour GOM is that? Cheers.)
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It was something that Jeff Hedback chose for me--I don't recall but I'll search some back emails.

edit: found it. FR701 423 PUMICE

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Here's a better picture. After I hung these with the velcro I screwed a long 2" x 2" stud along the bottom for support.

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edit: found it. FR701 423 PUMICE

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Yep that would be it!
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Fibreglass

Those Rotos look good, thanks Glenn.
I have seen it suggested to use Fibreglass resin to create hard little regions which will accept screws, bolts, rope, wire, etc.
Good for nice firm corners also.
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Here's a better picture. After I hung these with the velcro I screwed a long 2" x 2" stud along the bottom for support.

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coolcool!
I c u got the Orban EQ, I use to have one and I miss it....
nice studio, btw- luv the tall room setup.
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Thanks. If you want to read more about the re-build you can go here
Rickipedia

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I have some fabric wrapped 703 panels that I hung with velcro. One side of the velcro, taped to the wall, attaches nicely to the fabric on the back of my panels. Not sure how much your panels weigh, however.

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so I'm going the Velcro way, I'd say a 2x4 panel is about 2lb.
did u use the adhesive Velcro or did u use ur own glue? and it's holding fine like that, no issues? I was thinning of using the adhesive kind and maybe staple it the wall for extra security...
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I have never used the following, but have heard they work well.
Rotofast Panel Anchors
These look awesome, has anyone had experience using Rotofast anchors??
Does anyone know what the brand is of the resin used on the back of fiberglass panels?

These are the basic impaling clips:
Acoustic Panel Impaling Clips
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