It will dramatically reduce the impact noise from pedals, key strikes, and bass-string vibration that travels through the floor structure. Airborne sound (the music itself, through the air) is reduced less — for that, you'd add wall and ceiling treatment.

The 63 × 31 in (160 × 80 cm) size fits most standard upright pianos. Measure the footprint of your piano (front leg to back leg, plus the bench area you stand on) before ordering.

The 63 × 47 in (160 × 120 cm) size fits most baby grands and small grands. For full concert grands, two mats placed side by side is the usual setup.

No. The textured top surface grips the piano feet. Once the piano is centered, it stays put on hardwood, tile, laminate, or low-pile carpet.

Yes — especially for weighted-key digital pianos where the hammer action sends a thump through the stand into the floor.

Yes. Use a sharp utility knife and a straightedge. Cutting will not damage the damping performance.

There may be a faint material smell for the first 24–48 hours. Unroll it in a ventilated room before installing the piano. The smell is non-toxic and dissipates fully.

Just 0.4 in (1 cm). Thin enough to be visually unobtrusive, thick enough to do the damping job.

No — the bottom surface is soft and protects the floor underneath from piano feet, dropped sheet music, and bench movement.

Yes. We ship from multiple warehouses with U.S. delivery typically in 5–9 business days. Free shipping on orders over $99.

100 days, no questions asked. If it doesn't solve the problem you bought it for, we refund.