Middle Atlantic Solid 2X2 Standard Shadow Gray - AUTT22SQSDSMSDG

Middle Atlantic AUTT22SQSDSMSDG Solid Acoustic Wall Tile — Shadow Gray

Overview

The Middle Atlantic AUTT22SQSDSMSDG is a 2' x 2' (60.33 x 60.33 cm) solid-pattern acoustic wall tile in Shadow Gray, part of the TruTile Designs Acoustic Wall Tile line. At 9mm thick and 1.8 lbs, it installs flush against walls in Middle Atlantic rack room builds, control rooms, and AV integration environments where untreated parallel surfaces create flutter echo and mid-frequency buildup that degrades monitoring accuracy and intelligibility. The PET felt (100% polyester) construction absorbs sound energy rather than reflecting it — a meaningful difference in hard-walled equipment rooms where reflective noise masks alarm tones and intercom audio. AUTT22SQSDSMSDG carries TAA compliance, making it suitable for government and federal facility deployments where country-of-origin requirements apply. Mounting hardware is not included.

Compatibility

Designed for use within the acoustic wall panel systems lineup from Middle Atlantic, the AUTT22SQSDSMSDG tiles into standard 2x2 grid installations alongside other TruTile square-format panels. The 2' x 2' footprint aligns with common drop-ceiling grid dimensions, making it straightforward to integrate into existing ceiling-adjacent wall sections or full-wall acoustic treatment grids in AV furniture and rack enclosure environments. Because mounting hardware is not included, plan fastening hardware separately based on your wall substrate — drywall anchors, Z-clips, or direct adhesive depending on the installation surface and local fire-code requirements.

Installation Notes

The tile ships at 25.25 x 25.25 x 5 in. — verify staging area clearance before delivery. At 9mm depth, wall-mounted tiles add minimal protrusion into the room, but factor this into any cable management or raceway clearances running along the same wall surface. The flame-retardant rating on the PET felt material supports compliance with typical commercial building fire codes, but confirm local AHJ requirements for acoustic treatments in equipment rooms. No tools are specified by the manufacturer for installation; substrate and fastener selection drives tooling requirements for your specific install.