Foam or rubber surround?
1826029
I installed the speaker, but did not really play with speaker. It appeared to be a rubber foam around the cone. Sounds pretty good, made to run about 50 watts a channel.
391352
Foam rubber over rail. Easy too grip getting out of bed. My wife uses to keep from falling getting out of bed.
391351
It is foam rubber. I grasp it to help myself into bed. This is a very good rail. Keeps me from falling out of bed too.
228480
Best for desktop use. Speaker stands would have to have a broad platform- the foam pad type would be better I'd think.
2142009
It is foam and it is covered. You will need another cover to go over it to match your decor.
480527
Standard foam, Barbara. Used the Back-Huggar in my Honda Civic. Made my ride so much more comfortable! Good luck to you! : )
918043
I recommend it. I used the Gladon Foam Adhesive. Two cans for a 21' round pool. I have to say, I like the foam. I decided to install the wall foam, foam cove and a rhino pad. It was a bit of work, but well worth it. I have not had to heat the pool nearly as much this year. I think it holds heat better over night, giving the solar cover a chance to do its job better in the morning. I also like the "soft feeling" all around. I sprayed a strip of adhesive about 10"-20" wide (top/down) and 3'-5' long (side/side) just under the j-bead and applied the foam nice and level beneath the bead. I used a trowel to smooth the foam over the adhesive and work out the air. After going all the way around the pool, I went back and spayed small sections at a time near the bottom and attached the foam. I did not worry about getting glue under evey inch of foam. It is too hard to keep the foam level and smooth working with such a large area. If the top is attached well, and there are no wrinkles, it isn't going anywhere once the pool is filled. Also by doing the top section first ad I described, it is a one person job. Good luck with your install!
1634525
The surround provides a way to seal the top against the door. So I think yes you need this if I understand your question.
562632
If you want. Its foam but why waste the money cutting this one down when you can shop around for one the size you need and most likely less money?
1636593
Both. Use it for drill template, and then put the rubber gasket behind. It protects the wall and also prevents moisture to get inside the device.
2109005
There is a thin, (1/2") piece of covered foam over hard plastic. It seems adequate for what it does.
704928
Yeeees don't worry you can use the foam pad, but only Foam pad black, why this material is less THICK.
2032699
contains 2 foams and 1 plastic insert. Insert was different than mine but foam fit over mine perfectly.
1232104
You can use a wool pad, but I believe this finishes off better with a black or white foam pad.
573085
Get yourself a Loctite ( I used the PL 375 Heavy Duty ) all purpose adhesive tube from any Home Depot or Loew's and get a caulking gun, pop the tube in it and apply to the back of each foam square. Press them on the wall or where ever you want them to go. Cheers!
592635
If sound proofing is what u need just insulation isn't really going to do much. Visit AVS forum and look at the sound proofing sticky in the dedicated theater/ construction section. That's the best advise I can give you.
161513
These surrounds should last 20-25 years. Our company has been in business 22 years and have seen the surrounds hold up. Our in house foam repairs are warrantied for 7 years. You should have got way more than 8 years out of a professional repair.