DIY Acoustic Wood Panel Build
Channel: Mackenzie McDougall
Date: 24/03/2019

This project took around 5 hours from start to finish including gathering the materials and design. The result was a sleek look with minimal waste. 

Process:
I wanted these panels at 2' x 2' squares, and for simplicity, I decided not to go with beveled edges, so the inside pieces had to be cut smaller, at: 22 1/2" I then drilled pilot holes for the 1-1/4" drywall screws at all the ends, and screwed together the pieces. Then I installed the fabric over the inside of the panels to create a flush look from the outside edges. Once that was complete, all I had to do was insulate and cover the back of the panels with fabric to keep the insulation inside. 

Result
Very happy with the result, although, I think when I do this again, I will work on a more level surface. I used my basement concrete floor which was very wavy and resulted in the panels being slightly crooked. Other than that minor blemish, the panels turned out great, and I can't wait to build more!