Airports & train stations
Announcements, rolling suitcases and crowds make a travel hub one of the loudest places to take a call. A row of booths gives travellers and staff a quiet spot between connections.
Net price from €2,750
Operators and lounge managers usually start with these questions.
The situation
Travellers want to take a call or join a meeting, but announcements and crowds drown out their voice.
How a pod helps
A closed booth keeps much of the hall noise out and the call in. Sound insulation is 35 dB (Rw) ±3 dB, test reports available.
The situation
Lounge guests expect a place to work, and open seating gets noisy at peak times.
How a pod helps
One-person work pods with a desk let guests work for an hour in private, without extra rooms.
The situation
Staff need a quiet spot for briefings or personal calls, but back-office space is tight.
How a pod helps
A two-person pod fits into a staff area and is ready in about 90 minutes, without building work.
The situation
Everything in a terminal is checked against escape routes, fire load and access.
How a pod helps
Material classes under EN 13501-1 are documented with each unit. Read the fire safety guide and agree the position with your fire safety team.
Real installations along corridors and in long, open rooms.
For public areas, compact booths work best. Lounges and staff areas benefit from a pod with a desk.
Calls for travellers
105 × 110 cm. Several booths fit in a row along a wall.
Net price from €2,750
Work pods in lounges
A one-person pod with a desk, a cabinet and room for an office chair.
Net price from €3,600
Staff briefings
Two facing seats with a table, for short talks or a call with two people.
Net price from €4,560
Net starting prices for the base configuration. Delivery and installation are quoted per city. Compare all models
As many as the wall allows. Q Pod Tokyo is 105 cm wide, so three booths need a little over 3 metres. Check the dimensions overview for all models.
Yes. Tell us your preferred installation window. One unit takes about 90 minutes and needs no building work.
No. They plug into a normal wall socket. Plan the position near a socket so no cable crosses a walkway.
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Send us the location, the number of booths and your preferred installation window. We reply with a model recommendation and a written net price.
Company, city and email are enough. We reply within one business day.
Where our pods are used
Quiet corners for staff, visitors and audio content in busy halls.
Private calls, telehealth and staff talks away from busy wards.
A quiet spot for calls and work right in the lobby.
Study pods and group rooms for libraries and learning centres.
Confidential calls and client talks in open branches and offices.
Private talks and calls for town halls, agencies and consulates.
Quiet booths for interviews, calls and meetings in loud halls.
Study pods for calls, focus and group work.
Bookable phone booths and meeting pods for members.
Fewer interruptions and private calls on busy floors.