Arrowzoom Soundproof Door Kit PRO - 20pcs Black, High-Density Foam, Self-Adhesive, 40dB Noise Reduction, 12x12x0.78in 1244

This does not work, does not do what it is meant for. The installation is easy but when they ask you to return it, it is impossible to get it unglued. Sound goes through it like if nothing was there.

My rating is for 3 reasons:1. This listing for a "Door Kit PRO" is inaccurate and misleading -- the photo is nothing like what you receive. The "kit" you get is just a package of 12x12 adhesive foam panels.2. The company phone number's outgoing message is there is no one to take your call so use WhatsApp. I try to work with businesses that have a "make it easy to do business with us," business model. That is missing in ArrowZoom.3. The finished result of applying these foam self-adhesive panels to completely cover a 32 inch wide door is not "PRO" despite that promise in the product title. See my photo.My reason for purchase: To soundproof a connecting door with attractive foam panels. "Arrowzoom Acoustics Soundproof & Noise Control with Design" which is their tagline, seemed promising in its Amazon listing.What is misleading in the Amazon listing: In the photo of this "Door Kit Pro" on Amazon, you see a very "pro" (as in professional looking) finished product with neat rows of 2 by 2 perfect fit self-adhesive foam panels. But, unless your door is only 24 inches wide, (most interior doors are at least 30 inches wide,) you will need to be prepared to patch the foam panels in by cutting some of the 12 inch square panels to fill the gap.Warning: Cutting these foam panels is challenging if you want perfect edges (and who doesn't?)You will need to make templates and hand cut with super sharp scissors around door knobs. I found it very challenging even using a new sheetrock blades and metal straight edge to get an even cut. The difficulty is with cutting through the sticky adhesive edge of the foam. Cutting neatly through that is not easily done and the irregular edges make for a very UN "pro" finish. There is no mention of this challenge in the description.My reason for purchase was for soundproofing and for an attractive look. I may have achieved one of those objectives. I think the foam panels will help with noise transfer, maybe not completely sound "PROOF." But now I have to cover this unsightly mess with something else.I hope this review helps others considering a purchase with ArrowZoom.

$200 for this??I've tried various soundproofing products. The most important factors are a very high density, rubber or foam material that will absorb the sound.They need to have some physical weight and thickness to them.What I received as this product was a dozen really thin, super light pieces of foam. I was disappointed the second I picked up the box which weighed almost nothing.A complete waste of time. Not worth $20 much less $200.I'll keep researching for a better option.

I didn’t like this product. It’s not dense enough foam like what it appears or how the product is described. Definitely not worth the money. EXPENSIVE

There is no noise reduction, not even at 5 dB