Bok Pod Suite — Campus

XAVORNEX Rooms — architecture, indoors

Buying pods one by one builds a jumble; the Bok builds a landscape — training rooms that combine when walls fold, focus rows where corridors calm, and a masterplan your facilities team can frame.

The difference between a big pod and a small building is paperwork and physics; we respect both. Fire-classified materials with certificates in the pack, floors that take rolling loads, doors that close softly and seal fully — and when the office moves, the room unbolts and moves with it.

Design & Craft

• Multi-pod suites planned as one acoustic landscape
• Flat-packed for assembly by two people
• Structural frames engineered for their spans
• Acoustic sandwich walls with measured reduction
• Unbolts and relocates when the office does
• Training mode: rooms combine when walls fold

Specifications

Care

Treat the room like a room: vacuum walls seasonally, check door seals and closers quarterly, and change ventilation filters on the printed schedule. Check door seals and ventilation quarterly to keep air and acoustics true.

Questions, Answered

Is planning permission needed?
Modular rooms are furniture-class structures standing free of the building; most CZ sites need only landlord notification. The documentation pack covers fire classification and materials for facilities and insurers.

Can rooms be reconfigured later?
Yes — modules unbolt, walls re-plan, and our engineers re-drawing the room is a normal Tuesday. Buy the room, keep the flexibility.

The XAVORNEX Promise

One standard across the range: equipment chosen to survive busy offices, with specifications stated plainly on every card.