XAVORNEX

Niva Zoning Rail Kit

112.000,00 Kč

Tax included where applicable. Delivery and commissioning arranged by your concierge.

measured, not promisedISO 23351-1 test card ships with the pod.
commissioned by our crewLevelled, assembled, air-balanced — packaging gone.
serviced for fifteen yearsFans, gaskets and covers stocked; relocations in hours.

XAVORNEX Zoning — green that absorbs

The Niva re-plans a floor in minutes: rail-hung dividers and acoustic curtains in measured weights, gliding on hardware that is silent by engineering rather than by hope.

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

  • Acoustic cores measured; greenery honest about its role
  • Zones follow teams, not the other way round
  • Liners, moss tiles and hardware stocked fifteen years
  • Track hardware silent by engineering, not hope
  • Two years parts and labour

Specifications

Scope Kit: 6 m rail + 2 dividers
Curtains Acoustic weights, measured
Glide Silent hardware, engineered
Install Ceiling-kind, crew-fitted
Weight ≈ 47.6 kg
Warranty 2 years, parts 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.

How much maintenance do planters need?
Reservoir watering on a printed schedule — typically fortnightly — and leaf-wiping monthly. Preserved moss wants humidity and shade, and no watering at all.

The XAVORNEX Promise

Every XAVORNEX pod ships with its acoustic test card — speech level reduction measured to ISO 23351-1 for the production series, printed for the unit, never estimated.