Silent Cabins: Why Major Firms Are Investing in These 'Mysterious Boxes

The silent cabin, also known as a soundproof cabin, is primarily composed of carbon composite panels, train glass, and aviation aluminum. The carbon-plastic composite panels are formaldehyde-free, environmentally friendly, and flame-retardant, suitable for home use. The train glass inside the cabin uses commercially available high-speed rail anti-collision glass for high safety. Aviation aluminum offers superior corrosion and aging resistance. The modular snap-on assembly system allows for easy reinstallation and relocation without any hassle!

The silent cabin features multiple floor-to-ceiling soundproof glass walls, maintaining a degree of openness and light, allowing for a relaxed and comfortable experience. The built-in ventilation system ensures a refreshing, spring-like feeling even in a relatively enclosed space, ensuring constant air circulation. The adjustable lighting system maintains optimal illumination to minimize eye fatigue. A wide range of power outlets is also available to accommodate a variety of electrical devices. The modular design of the silent cabin allows for quick installation and immediate deployment, and can be configured with casters for a limited range of mobility. When you need to relocate it, it can be easily disassembled and reassembled.

Where can a silent booth be used?

1. Office Phone Booth

I'm sure everyone has experienced this: when you need to answer a phone call at the office, you worry about disturbing your colleagues, but at the same time, you don't want them to hear what you're saying. The emergence of new mobile soundproof booths solves this problem. Simply close the door and instantly isolate yourself from the outside world, freeing you to speak freely in this private space without worrying about being interrupted or disturbing others.

2. Meetings and Negotiations

Most companies only have one conference room, which can't accommodate two meetings simultaneously. Whether it's an internal meeting or a negotiation with a client, a small group of two to six people can often meet in a small booth. Soundproof conference booths are the perfect solution, significantly improving meeting efficiency.

3. Bank Lobby Reception Room

When customers are waiting to process transactions at a bank, the noisy environment can be irritating to some extent. The silent cabin, with an overall sound insulation rating of 30dB (±5) RW(Ctr), utilizes a low-noise fresh air supply and exhaust system, reducing acoustic interaction between the cabin and the outside while maintaining air freshness.

4. Temporary Office in the Waiting Hall

Most people have experienced needing a temporary workspace while waiting at an airport or train station, but lacking reliable internet access or printers. The soundproof cabin not only creates a private space but also comes equipped with internet, charging, and printing equipment, enabling shared office space.