Advanced Acoustics HexaTile2 Acoustic Studio Foam Tile Pack

The Advanced Acoustics HexaTile2 is a 50mm open-cell polyurethane acoustic foam tile in a precision CNC-cut hexagonal format with a bevel cut on all six sides, measuring 610mm × 528mm (24" × 20¾"). The tile achieves NRC 0.95 (Sound Absorption Class B), providing high-performance broadband absorption across the mid and high frequency range. Each pack contains 12 tiles, covering 2.88m² (32sqft) of wall or ceiling surface.

Absorption: 0.51 at 250Hz, 1.10 at 500Hz, 1.12 at 1kHz, 1.09 at 2kHz, and 1.15 at 4kHz. The hexagonal format with six-sided bevel creates a seamless, continuous pattern when tiles are installed edge to edge, with the bevel cut forming a defined joint line between each tile. The large-format hexagon covers more wall area per tile than the Baby HexaTile 12", making it efficient for treating larger wall surfaces. Available in Mid Grey and Dark Grey. Manufactured in the UK.

Applications

Professional recording studios and control rooms — Class B broadband treatment.
The HexaTile2 at NRC 0.95 (Class B) provides comprehensive broadband absorption from 500Hz upward, with the 1.10 at 500Hz delivering strong lower-mid frequency performance. The large 610mm × 528mm format covers significant wall area per tile, making it efficient for treating the wall surfaces of professional studio and control room environments. Install on primary reflection points — side walls, rear wall, and ceiling. Use the Coverage Calculator to determine the number of packs required.

Home studios and recording spaces — large-format hexagonal treatment.
The hexagonal format produces a seamless, continuous pattern across the wall surface, suited to home studio environments where a clean, contemporary aesthetic is preferred. The 2.88m² coverage per pack reduces the number of tiles required for a given treatment area relative to smaller hexagonal formats. The NRC 0.95 performance controls flutter echo and reverberation across the primary recording frequency range.

Vocal booths and isolation rooms.
The HexaTile2 provides strong absorption from 500Hz through to 4kHz, covering the fundamental frequencies and harmonics most critical for vocal recording. The precision hexagonal format with six-sided bevel provides a refined finish suited to vocal booth installations.

Product Benefits

NRC 0.95 / Sound Absorption Class B — high-performance broadband absorption.
The 50mm foam core achieves NRC 0.95 (Class B), with absorption of 0.51 at 250Hz, 1.10 at 500Hz, 1.12 at 1000Hz, 1.09 at 2000Hz, and 1.15 at 4000Hz. The 1.10 at 500Hz delivers strong lower-mid frequency performance. Where stronger low-frequency absorption is required, the HexaTile3 (0.78 at 250Hz) provides deeper treatment within the same hexagonal format.

Precision CNC-cut hexagonal format — seamless continuous pattern.
Each tile is cut using CNC machinery to ensure consistent dimensions across every tile in the pack. The six-sided bevel creates a defined joint line when tiles are installed edge to edge, producing a seamless, continuous pattern across the wall or ceiling surface. The large-format hexagon covers more wall area per tile than smaller hexagonal formats, suiting the treatment of larger wall surfaces.

Specification and compliance.
30kg/m³ foam density. Crib 5 and Schedule 1, Part 1 of the Furnishings and Furniture (Fire)(Safety) Regulations 1988 (amended 1989). Tile size 610mm × 528mm × 50mm (24" × 20¾" × 2"). 12 tiles per pack, 2.88m² (32sqft) coverage. Mid Grey and Dark Grey. Manufactured in the UK and shipped uncompressed from stock.

Installation

Plan the tile layout before beginning installation. Sketch the intended pattern on paper and mark the layout on the wall or ceiling surface using pencil, masking tape, or a laser level. Distribute tiles evenly across the treatment area rather than concentrating them in a single large cluster; even distribution provides more consistent absorption coverage across the room.

Apply Advanced Acoustics Contact Adhesive to both the back of the tile and the mounting surface. Apply a band of adhesive around the perimeter of the tile and 50–75% coverage of the remaining surface area; repeat the equivalent coverage on the wall. Allow the adhesive to become touch-dry before bringing the surfaces together — contact adhesive bonds on contact, so position the tile carefully before pressing it to the wall. Avoid overspray onto the tile face or surrounding wall surface; use masking tape on the wall to protect adjacent areas. If adhesive webbing contacts the tile face, allow it to dry fully before attempting to remove it — in most cases it can be peeled away cleanly once dry. The adhesive is solvent-based. Ensure adequate ventilation throughout the installation — keep doors and windows open.

For a temporary or demountable installation, mount tiles onto 6mm MDF or plywood sheet to create panels, then hang the panels using D-rings and picture hooks. For ceiling-mounted panels, use four mirror plates per panel. This approach allows panels to be removed and repositioned without damage to the wall or ceiling surface.

The Technical Details

Product Name	HexaTile2 Acoustic Tile Pack
Product Size	24" x 20 3/4" x 2" (610mm x 528mm x 50mm)
Tiles Per Pack	12
Area Covered Per Pack	32sqft (2.88sqm)
Sound Absorption Class	B
Noise Reduction Coefficient	0.95
Absorption at 250Hz	0.51
Absorption at 500Hz	1.10
Absorption at 1000Hz	1.12
Absorption at 2000Hz	1.09
Absorption at 4000Hz	1.15
Product Colour	Mid Grey or Dark Grey
Product Weight
Fire Classification	Crib 5 and Schedule 1, Part 1 of the Furnishings and Furniture (fire)(safety) Regulations 1988 (amended 1989)
Acoustic Foam Density	30kg/m3

Performance Data

Absorption Data for HexaTile2 Acoustic Foam Tile Pack

2” HexaTile Acoustic Tile Calculator

Notes: For Control Rooms it is vital that the wall that has the control desk placed on it is entered as the Room Width even if this is the longest wall. Available Corners refers to the amount of wall to wall corners that are available for bass traps. There must be at least 350mm of free space on either wall for it to qualify.

Installing our acoustic foam tiles is very simple. The first step to take is to work out your preferred layout of acoustic tiles. Do a sketch on paper first to make sure that the layout looks right and you have enough acoustic foam and space for your planned design. It is best to have small to medium sized clusters of acoustic foam tiles evenly distributed as opposed to one huge cluster of tiles in the middle of a wall.

Once the acoustic tiles are mounted to the wall or ceiling they are hard to remove so it is important to get the layout right before you begin. Once you have a sketch of the layout you plan you can then mark up the wall with the layout. You can either use pencil, masking tape or lasers to layout the design on the wall or ceiling.

When mounting the acoustic tiles to the wall apply Advanced Acoustics Contact Adhesive to both the back of the tile and the mounting surface. There is no need to heavily cover the acoustic foam or wall with adhesive, a band of adhesive around the perimeter of the tile along with 50% - 75% coverage of the rest of the tile will be fine. Use the same equivalent amount on the wall. Avoid overspray on the tile and the wall so that adhesive can’t be seen when the tiles are in place. Masking Tape on the wall will help with this. If you do get webbing overspray on the tile, don’t touch it, allow it to dry, in most cases you will be able to peel the adhesive off.

The adhesive we supply is solvent based so we recommend that you keep all doors of the room and any windows open whilst completing the installation.

If you prefer to have a more temporary installation of acoustic tiles you can mount the tiles onto 6mm MDF or ply to create panels of acoustic tiles. These panels can then be hung on the wall using a D-Ring and picture hook for a damage free installation. If fitting them to a ceiling then 4 mirror plates would be required.