Detail 01
4x4x24 inch triangular fill
Sits in the 90-degree corner seam. Each piece covers two feet of vertical run, so nine stack to about 18 feet.

Independent shopping perspective
Nine 4x4x24-inch charcoal foam corner blocks for treating wall-wall and wall-ceiling corners. For someone already treating a room who needs bass control.

Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Sits in the 90-degree corner seam. Each piece covers two feet of vertical run, so nine stack to about 18 feet.
Detail 02
Enough to run two full-height room corners floor to ceiling in a standard 8-foot room, with a few left over.
Detail 03
Absorbs low-mid buildup where two walls meet. Deeper traps go lower; this targets the range above roughly 200Hz more strongly.
Detail 04
Light enough for adhesive or friction fit. It compresses, so it wedges into corners that aren't perfectly square.
Detail 05
Dark neutral that hides in an unlit corner. Foam can lighten over years of sun exposure.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. Foam absorbs reflections inside the room. Blocking sound between rooms takes mass and sealed construction, which is a different job entirely.
Each piece is 24 inches tall. An 8-foot corner takes four pieces, so nine covers two full corners with one spare.
Nothing is included. Spray adhesive, mounting tabs, or construction adhesive all work. Adhesive can pull paint when removed.
No. Charcoal is cosmetic only. Absorption comes from the foam density and the 4-inch depth in the corner.
Reference
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