Acoustic self-adhesive foam mat Bitmat DNA AMR2 (grey) — soundproofing panel

Bitmat DNA AMR2 is a grey acoustic self-adhesive foam mat engineered to reduce echo and high-frequency noise while providing vibration damping. Supplied as peel-and-stick foam panels, the product is suitable for application on walls, ceilings and inside equipment enclosures to improve room acoustics and reduce reflected sound. The material's cellular foam structure targets airborne sound absorption and helps control reverberation times in small to medium spaces.

Advantages

The self-adhesive backing simplifies installation by eliminating the need for additional adhesives or mechanical fixings. The grey finish integrates discreetly into many interiors while maintaining a functional acoustic surface. Designed for high-frequency absorption and vibration damping, the foam panels are lightweight, easy to cut to size and suitable for retrofitting without major alterations to the room or equipment.

Suitable for

• Recording and rehearsal studios for controlling reflections and improving clarity
• Home theaters and media rooms to reduce echo and enhance speech intelligibility
• Offices and conference rooms to decrease high-frequency noise and improve acoustics
• Machine rooms, equipment cabinets and server enclosures for vibration damping and noise reduction
• DIY acoustic improvement projects and retrofit installations

Key specifications

• Form: self-adhesive foam panels with peel-and-stick backing
• Color: grey
• Primary function: sound absorption and vibration damping
• Effective frequency range: focuses on high-frequency noise and reflected sound (echo reduction)
• Installation surfaces: suitable for walls, ceilings and interior surfaces of equipment enclosures
• Material characteristics: lightweight cellular foam, easy to cut and shape

How to use

Prepare the surface by ensuring it is clean, dry and free of dust, grease or loose particles. Measure and mark the installation area, then cut the foam panels to the required dimensions with a utility knife or scissors. Peel off the protective liner and press the adhesive side firmly onto the substrate, applying even pressure across the panel for secure bonding. For best results, stagger panel seams and allow the adhesive to set before exposing the surface to heavy mechanical stress.

Usage recommendations

Place the panels at reflection points, on parallel wall surfaces and around noisy equipment to achieve noticeable improvements in clarity and reduced echo. For balanced room acoustics, combine these panels with additional bass-control or diffusive treatments when addressing low-frequency issues. Avoid installing on wet or extremely uneven surfaces; test adhesion on a small area if unsure about the substrate.