Offset Impaler for Acoustic Panels

8-pin Impaling Clips

Impaling clips are used to easily attach Acoustic Panels (703 /705 Board) to walls.  Each clip has 8 spikes that stick into the fiberglass panel backing and hold the panel in place.  The dimensions of the clips are 2-1/8" x 1-1/2".  The impaling clips are installed on the wall by either 1 drywall screw (not included) or attached with adhesive (Multi-Seal 180). 4-6 impaling clips are recommended per standard 2' x 4' panel making sure one impaling clip is placed in each corner.  For panel applications requiring an air gap, wood spacer blocks can be installed between the acoustic panel mounting hardware and the drywall to keep the panel spaced off of the wall.

TECHNICAL INFORMATION:

Size: 1-1/2″ x 2″
Depth: 5/8″
Impaling Clip 8 prong with center hole Size: 1-1/2 in. x 2-1/8 in.
Composition: Extruded metal
Intended use: To be used in conjunction with construction adhesive when installing fiberglass acoustical panels.
Packing: Box of 100

INSTRUCTIONS:

1.   Determine the location of your panel and have one person hold it up in place while the other person makes a light mark on the wall to show all 4 corners.

2.   Attach 4 Impaling Clips approx 3" off each corner edge and an optional 2 more impaling clips 3" in  from the edge of the center of the panel. Acoustic panel mounting hardware should be screwed into the studs, so moving the clips a little to hit a stud is recommended.  If screwing into a stud is not possible, use a drywall anchor type screw to ensure a proper hold.

3.  For permanent placement, use adhesive on the wall to stick the back of the panel to the wall (adhesive such as Multi-Seal 180 is recommended).

OFFSET IMPALER

Our offset impaler increases the sound absorption response of an acoustic panel simply and quickly by introducing a 2″ air space. The Impaler features a U-shaped design that elevates the panel from the mounting surface. The Offset Impaler creates a cavity behind the panel that can lower the effective frequency by as much as an octave. The acoustic panels are held in place using a series of sharp protruding darts that penetrate the panel. To secure the panel to the mounting clip, add a dab of adhesive between the impaler face and the back of the acoustic panel.

FEATURES:

Easy installation

*Creates a 2″ air gap to increase panel absorption

*TECHNICAL INFORMATION FOR OFFSET IMPALER:

*Size: 6-3/4″ x 2-1/4″ x 2″ depth (nominal)

*Material: 20 gauge galvanized steel

*Max load: 12 pounds

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