That’s exactly the idea. We usually use a combination of multiple sizes and use vampire clips to make the mounting incredibly easy.
@kbraby, that’s one way, but if I remember right, the foam only adds absorption in the upper ranges, which are already pretty well handled by even 1” 703.
Acoustimac has some good nrc charts for 703:
( https://www.acoustimac.com/nrc-all/8X4NRC-2-OC703.html )
If you’re trying to handle speech echo, 1” will do great for you. If the echo sounds more hollow, go with 2” as this likely indicates a lower freq culprit and will also cover the upper ranges. 4” is typically only used if you’re dealing with strong bass sources (bass guitars, kick drums, etc).
You’ll probably get a pretty good result from a few panels placed on perpendicular walls. The opposing wall will still reflect, but it won’t have anything to reflect back to it and continue the delay (echo).