Museums & cultural venues
Exhibition halls are full of sound, and listed buildings rarely allow new walls. A freestanding pod gives staff and visitors a quiet room that you can place, move or remove without touching the building.
Net price from €2,750
Every venue is different, but these questions come up in most projects.
The situation
Front-of-house and curatorial staff take calls in corridors or stairwells, where every word carries into the galleries.
How a pod helps
A one-person booth near the office area gives them a closed space for calls. Speech inside is strongly reduced outside: 35 dB (Rw) ±3 dB, test reports available.
The situation
Oral history projects, audio guides and podcasts need a quiet spot, but a recording studio is out of budget.
How a pod helps
A pod can serve as a listening or interview booth inside the exhibition. For music or serious recording, our vocal booth offers 45–50 dB (Rw).
The situation
New partitions in a historic building need approvals, time and money.
How a pod helps
The pods stand on their own feet and plug into a normal wall socket. Panels arrive flat-packed, pass 90 cm doors and a unit is assembled in about 90 minutes.
The situation
Anything placed in a public hall is checked against escape routes and fire load.
How a pod helps
Material classes under EN 13501-1 (MDF B-s2,d0, fabric and mineral wool A2-s1,d0, laminated safety glass) are documented with every unit. More in our fire safety guide.
Real installations of our pods in halls and open areas.
Most venues start with a booth for calls and add a small meeting pod for staff or guided interviews.
Calls for staff
The smallest footprint in the range, 105 × 110 cm. Fits next to a reception desk or in a back corridor.
Net price from €2,750
Interviews and listening
Two facing seats with a table. Good for oral history interviews, audio stations or a quiet talk with an artist.
Net price from €4,560
Team and education meetings
Room for up to four people around a table with power, USB and data. A meeting room without building one.
Net price from €6,640
Net starting prices for the base configuration. Delivery and installation are quoted per city. Compare all models
Pods are usually treated as movable furniture, not as construction, because nothing is fixed to walls, floors or ceilings. Local rules still apply, so check the position with your conservation and fire safety contacts.
Yes. Many venues use a booth for audio content or video calls with visitors. All models have a glass door, so staff can see who is inside.
Yes. A pod can be unplugged and moved, and it can be taken apart and set up again in another room. Tell us before a larger move so we can advise on dismantling.
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Where our pods are used
Private calls, telehealth and staff talks away from busy wards.
A quiet spot for calls and work right in the lobby.
Quiet booths for travellers, lounges and staff areas.
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.