Silent Cabin: Your Private 'Third Space' in the Office

Currently, 70% of companies adopt open office layouts. This work environment allows employees to communicate freely, facilitates assistance, and allows for immediate communication and resolution of problems.

While open offices are widely used, their drawbacks are also gradually becoming apparent.

Open workspaces are often filled with heated brainstorming sessions within a department, colleagues' frequent personal calls, and the clatter of mice and keyboards. These distractions make it difficult to focus on work and can lead to fatigue in open workspaces.

Research data shows:

How can we achieve a balance between public and private spaces within an open office?

Silent cabins can help solve these problems. Not only can they provide workers with a sense of tranquility in an open office space, creating a positive and healthy work experience, but they can also enable quick switching between work modes, improving productivity.

So, where are silent cabins best suited for office use?

01
Phone Booth
In an open office space, a private, soundproofed phone booth is essential. Imagine communicating with a client. Does background noise create a negative experience? Are you worried your call might disrupt your colleagues' work or intrude on their privacy? A phone booth can effectively address these issues, providing a private, quiet space for more comfortable and effective communication.
02
Conference/Meeting Pods
Company meeting rooms are in short supply and frequently occupied, requiring frequent competition for space, making them difficult for multiple departments to use simultaneously. Whether for internal meetings or client discussions, a small cubicle is often sufficient for a group of two to six people. Silent booths perfectly address this need, significantly improving communication efficiency.
03
Independent Office Area
With the constant flow and noise of public spaces, having a private, independent workspace has become a luxury for professionals. Silent booths, as independent offices, can be freely arranged without any decoration concerns. Within these booths, you can think and create freely, uninterrupted, significantly improving work efficiency.

04
Live Streaming
Live streaming has become a mainstream phenomenon, with many companies and businesses involved in the field. A quiet environment significantly impacts the effectiveness of live streaming. The privacy and soundproofing of the soundproofing booth make it a perfect livestreaming studio, creating a comfortable and quiet environment for livestreamers to showcase their talents.

An independent and private space

Opens up everyone's ideal third workspace.

Beyond the office and work, the soundproofing booth can also be used in a wide range of applications, including hotels, schools, libraries, public areas, and more.

A small space, yet powerful! Discover the many features of the soundproofing booth!

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