Middle Atlantic SOLID2X2 Standard Class. White - AUTT22SQSDSMCWH

Middle Atlantic AUTT22SQSDSMCWH Acoustic Wall Tile — 2'x2' Solid Classic White

Overview

The AUTT22SQSDSMCWH is a 2' x 2' (60.33 x 60.33 cm) acoustic wall tile from Middle Atlantic's TruTile Designs line, finished in a solid Classic White pattern. At 9mm deep and 1.8 lbs per panel, these tiles install flush against walls in server rooms, AV equipment bays, control rooms, and open-plan security operations centers where ambient noise reduction matters. The PET felt construction (100% polyester) is flame retardant — a practical requirement for enclosure-adjacent and plenum-adjacent deployments — and the panel meets TAA compliance requirements, making it viable for government and federally funded installations. No mounting hardware is included; fastener selection depends on wall substrate and local load requirements.

Compatibility

Designed for the Middle Atlantic TruTile Designs acoustic wall tile system. Panels integrate with the broader TruTile grid and trim ecosystem — confirm frame and trim SKUs separately for full installation coverage. The 2' x 2' footprint aligns with standard drop-ceiling grid spacing, which simplifies layout planning in equipment rooms built around that module. For adjacent Middle Atlantic rack and enclosure solutions, review the Middle Atlantic catalog to match panel placement with equipment layouts. This tile suits AV furniture and mounting environments where both aesthetics and acoustics are specified.

Installation Notes

Mounting hardware is not included — plan fasteners based on substrate type before ordering. The 9mm panel depth keeps wall projection minimal, which matters in tight equipment corridors where rack clearance is already constrained. At 1.8 lbs per tile, standard drywall anchors are typically sufficient, but verify load ratings against the number of panels per wall run. Flame retardant material classification supports compliance with common fire codes in commercial spaces; confirm the specific rating required by your local AHJ. TAA-compliant status should be documented at procurement for federal project submissions.