Middle Atlantic Double ARC 2X2 Standard Nat. Linen - AUTT22SQDACSMNTL

Middle Atlantic AUTT22SQDACSMNTL Double Arc Acoustic Wall Tile

Overview

The Middle Atlantic AUTT22SQDACSMNTL is a 2' x 2' acoustic wall tile from the TruTile Designs line, built for sound management in control rooms, AV suites, network operations centers, and conference spaces where echo and reverberation degrade communication clarity. At 9mm thick and 1.8 lbs, it installs flush against wall surfaces without structural load concerns. The Double Arc pattern in Natural Linen delivers a clean, professional appearance suited to client-facing and staff environments alike. Constructed from 100% PET felt polyester, it meets flame retardancy requirements and is TAA compliant — both relevant for government facilities and federally funded projects.

Compatibility

Designed for Middle Atlantic's TruTile acoustic wall tile system. The 2' x 2' format is a standard drop-ceiling grid dimension, making it compatible with most commercial grid-based wall and ceiling framing systems. For coordinated acoustic treatment across a room, pair with other Middle Atlantic TruTile tiles in matching or complementary patterns and colorways. Check the Middle Atlantic catalog for available pattern and finish combinations. Mounting hardware is not included — installation requires separately sourced fasteners appropriate to your wall substrate. For broader acoustic panel options, additional profiles and sizes are available in this category.

Installation Notes

Mounting hardware is not included with AUTT22SQDACSMNTL; select fasteners based on wall substrate (drywall anchors, Z-clips, or adhesive strips depending on the installation surface). The 9mm depth keeps the tile profile low against the wall — factor this into finished-surface clearance if installing in cable-dense areas. At 1.8 lbs per tile, standard drywall anchors rated for 5 lbs or more are adequate for most substrates. Flame retardant material satisfies typical commercial building code requirements for interior wall treatments; verify against local codes for specific project classifications.