Coda Planter Wall
Tax included where applicable. Delivery and commissioning arranged by your concierge.
XAVORNEX Zoning — green that absorbs
Biophilia usually forgets physics; the Coda remembers — measured absorption in the core, preserved-moss faces where daylight is a rumour, and heights that grant seated privacy or standing division.
Planting that absorbs is double furniture: acoustic PET cores wearing honest greenery, planters with watering reservoirs sized for real maintenance schedules, and preserved-moss surfaces with measured absorption where living walls would sulk. Green zones that sound as calm as they look.
Design & Craft
- Reservoir watering — fortnightly, not daily
- Castors braked; rails gliding silently
- Acoustic cores measured; greenery honest about its role
- Watering schedules printed, reservoirs sized for real life
- Two years parts and labour
Specifications
| Format | Living planting + reservoir |
| Core | Acoustic PET, class stated |
| Watering | Reservoir, fortnightly |
| Mobility | Braked castors |
| Weight | ≈ 61.8 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
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.
Real plants or preserved?
Both exist in the range: living planting where light and care allow, preserved moss where they do not. The listing says which, and the acoustics are measured either way.
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.