Most modern workspaces have embraced the open-floor layout. However, when it comes to office meetings, you need to have a separate, noise-proof space so the discussions don’t get derailed. What if you had a meeting booth that was soundproof apart from being an elegant corner? Acoustic booth manufacturer, Box 17 has come up with an acoustic meeting pod called Box 4 Sit, which is a minimalistic solution to office distractions.
The Box 4 Sit is an acoustic booth for interruption-free meetings or video-conferences. It is a compact space that accommodates up to four people and creates a place for creative brainstorming. Its simple and timeless design fits perfectly into any office environment.
The clever design of the pod ensures desirable acoustics. It has a tightly sealed door and acoustic traps in the floor and the ceiling. Two comfortable sofas are placed inside the booth for comfort with a table in the center, creating an ideal spot for peaceful collaborations.
There are no worries regarding the ventilation either. Four fans installed in the floor and on the ceiling module ensure a ventilation rate of 9.2 cubic meter per minute, which continues for eight minutes after you leave the box. The air inside the pod is renewed and the lighting remains on during the process.
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Talking about the lighting, the pod has a 16 feet LED strip for indirect light, along with two three-foot LED strips for direct light concentrated on the table. The socket configuration can be adapted according to the respective countries. The pod is highly customizable with options like moving castors, fire protection panels, height-adjustable monitor mounts and a variety of other solutions. Even the finishing color of the pod is customizable.
The booth measures 7 feet wide, 3.6 feet deep and 7 feet high, and weighs 600kg. The Box 4 Sit meeting pod has a versatile, modern design that suits a variety of interiors and, therefore, creates an environment for uninterrupted meetings.
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