Ask Planter Wall — Moss
Tax included where applicable. Delivery and commissioning arranged by your concierge.
XAVORNEX Zoning — green that absorbs
The Ask anchors a route with green and quiet at once: acoustic PET cores wearing honest planting, reservoirs sized for fortnightly reality, and castors that let the hedge follow the floor plan.
Zoning is a floor plan you can move: rail-hung dividers and curtains in acoustic weights, planter walls that anchor routes without building them, and hardware that glides silently because a zoning system that screeches has misunderstood the brief.
Design & Craft
- Castors braked; rails gliding silently
- Heights for seated privacy or standing division
- Living or preserved planting per light reality
- Watering schedules printed, reservoirs sized for real life
- Acoustic cores measured; greenery honest about its role
Specifications
| Format | Preserved moss, light-free |
| Core | Acoustic PET, class stated |
| Watering | None |
| Mobility | Braked castors |
| Weight | ≈ 177 kg |
| Warranty | 2 years, liners stocked 15 |
Care
Water reservoirs on the schedule printed under the lid; wipe leaves monthly; vacuum acoustic backs with a soft brush. Preserved moss wants humidity above 40% and no direct sun — and wants touching not at all.
Questions, Answered
Do plants really absorb sound?
Leaves scatter more than they absorb — the acoustic work happens in the PET cores and moss surfaces, which carry measured ratings. The green is honest decoration on honest absorption.
Can zoning move with the floor plan?
That is the point: rails glide, dividers re-hang, planters roll on braked castors. Zones follow teams, not the other way round.
The XAVORNEX Promise
Offices move; pods should keep up. Flat-pack engineering plus our own crews mean a relocation takes hours — with acoustics re-verified after every move.