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Understand the quiet.

What the speech-reduction result means, how the surrounding office affects the experience, and why ventilation and cooling are separate decisions.

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Understanding the speech-reduction result

Laboratory speech reduction helps compare pods. It does not guarantee silence or confidentiality in every room: voice level, background noise and the listener’s position affect what can be heard.

02

Consider the surrounding office

Door seals, assembly, nearby activity and background sound affect the installed experience. Think about people inside and outside the pod. For sensitive discussions, evaluate the installed pod in its actual environment and follow your organisation's privacy practices.

Read how sound masking affects speech privacy in the surrounding office.

03

Look at the complete enclosure

Aluminium framing, laminated glass at the front and rear, and layered sound-insulating and sound-absorbing materials form the enclosure. Review complete-pod test documentation rather than comparing it directly with an individual material rating. Request documents for the selected model and supplied configuration.

04

Make the space comfortable

Adjust ventilation speed, LED brightness and colour temperature from the internal controls. Standard ventilation exchanges air with the surrounding room; it does not refrigerate or purify that room's air. Optional cooling is a separate equipment choice.

05

Match the format to the task

Solo and Solo Plus are single-person formats. Duo and Team offer two-person formats; Meet is positioned for up to four people and Max for up to six. Capacity depends on furniture. Compare usable interior space and layout alongside the headline seat count.

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