Acoustic panels

Parrot Uncle acoustic panels give you a two-in-one upgrade: they help reduce echo and they look like modern wall décor. The slatted wood style adds warmth and texture, while the acoustic backing improves room acoustics. They’re a popular choice for quick DIY makeovers in home offices, media rooms, bedrooms, and living spaces.

They’re designed to be both functional and design-forward—minimalist slatted wood with a 3D look, plus sound-dampening support. The four-piece set size (47.24" x 23.62" x 0.82") makes it easy to cover a feature wall without complicated planning. They can also be trimmed to fit, which DIYers love.

They help with sound absorption, not full “soundproofing.” That means they reduce echo, reverb, and room noise reflections—great for clearer audio in meetings, podcasts, and home theaters. But they won’t fully block loud noise coming through walls like construction-grade insulation would. Think “quieter and cleaner sound,” not “silent room.”

Both work. Glue is popular for a cleaner look and faster installation on smooth, solid walls. Screws are ideal if you want maximum security, you’re mounting on uneven surfaces, or you’re installing on a ceiling. Example: many DIYers use adhesive plus a few screws for added confidence, especially on larger walls.

It depends on the wall size and how much echo you’re trying to reduce. A common approach is starting with a feature wall (like behind the TV or desk) and adding more if needed. Example: one set can noticeably improve a small office, while a home theater might use multiple sets for fuller coverage and a more premium look.