Hassel Work Pod — Dual Screen
Tax included where applicable. Delivery and commissioning arranged by your concierge.
XAVORNEX Focus — deep work, docked
Deep work needs a dock; the Hassel is it — ninety-minute air, the small dignities of hook, shelf and bag floor, and measured acoustics that make the open plan someone else's problem.
Silence is engineering, not upholstery. Our booths move air quietly — measured cubic metres per hour per person with fans you cannot hear at conversation distance — light faces at a flattering 4000 K without flicker, and every panel, gasket and fan is a stocked part for fifteen years. The comfort is the acoustics holding at minute ninety of a difficult call.
Design & Craft
- Felt interior drinks keyboard clatter and thought aloud
- Coat hook, shelf and bag floor — the small dignities
- Desk, light and air tuned for ninety-minute stretches
- One-person office: desk depth for dual screens
- Power, USB-C and data where laptops actually sit
- Speech level reduction measured to ISO 23351-1 per series
Specifications
| Format | Dual-screen desk + arm |
| Speech reduction | ≈ 30 dB(A), ISO 23351-1 |
| Desk | 700 mm depth, cable tray |
| Ventilation | 60 m³/h, CO₂-scaled |
| Extras | Hook, shelf, lockable option |
| Weight | ≈ 446 kg |
| Warranty | 2 years, parts stocked 15 |
Care
Vacuum felt walls monthly with a soft brush; wipe glass with standard cleaner and gaskets with a damp cloth. Swap ventilation filters on the printed schedule — two minutes, no tools. Book the yearly service and the acoustics stay certified.
Questions, Answered
What about power and data inside?
Sockets, USB-C and optional data pass-throughs are built in; consumption is a laptop's worth. The specification lists every port.
How quiet is it, in numbers?
Speech level reduction is measured to ISO 23351-1 and stated per model — typically around 30 dB(A) for closed booths. The unit's own test card ships with it; numbers, not adjectives.
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.