Kanon Terrace Booth
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XAVORNEX Booths — the call, taken beautifully
The Kanon takes the booth where the smokers and the sunshine went: a weather-rated shell for terraces and atriums, UV-stable everything, and anchoring engineered for wind without wounding the deck.
A pod is a building pretending to be furniture, and it is built like one: laminated acoustic glass, walls layered from recycled PET felt over engineered board, doors with double perimeter gaskets, and floors decoupled on elastomer springs so heels and hums stay outside. Speech level reduction is measured to ISO 23351-1 per series and printed on the unit's test card — the number is the product.
Design & Craft
- Sockets + USB-C inside; a laptop's worth of consumption
- UV-stable fabrics and finishes with stated ratings
- Weather-rated shell for terraces and semi-outdoor atriums
- Floor decoupled on elastomer springs — heels and hums stay outside
- Ventilation stated in m³/h per person; fan inaudible at ear height
- Anchoring engineered for wind without wounding the terrace
Specifications
| Format | Terrace, three-season |
| Shell | Weather-rated, UV-stable |
| Comfort | Vented |
| Speech reduction | ≈ 28 dB(A), ISO 23351-1 |
| Anchoring | Wind-engineered, deck-kind |
| Weight | ≈ 527 kg |
| Warranty | Statutory 24 months under Czech law |
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. Check gaskets, seals and filters yearly and the acoustics stay true.
Questions, Answered
Can it relocate when the office moves?
Yes — flat-pack engineering means a booth dismantles and reassembles in hours; check gaskets and seals after reassembly. Moving is a job for two careful people, not a demolition.
How quiet is it, in numbers?
Speech level reduction is rated to ISO 23351-1 and stated per model — typically around 30 dB(A) for closed booths. Numbers, not adjectives.
The XAVORNEX Promise
Offices move; pods should keep up. Flat-pack engineering means a booth dismantles and relocates in hours — check gaskets and seals after reassembly.