Poklid Pod Suite — Training
Tax included where applicable. Delivery and commissioning arranged by your concierge.
XAVORNEX Rooms — architecture, indoors
The Poklid plans quiet at campus scale: booths, pods and rooms composed as one acoustic landscape — circulation, sightlines and silence drawn together, delivered by one crew in one commissioning week.
Modular rooms are architecture that arrives on a pallet: structural frames engineered for their spans, acoustic sandwich walls with measured reduction, ventilation sized in cubic metres per hour per seat, and lighting, power and data arriving where the drawings say. Our crews assemble in hours, air-balance, and hand over a room that behaves like it was always there.
Design & Craft
- Acoustic sandwich walls with measured reduction
- One delivery, one crew, one commissioning week
- Assembled and air-balanced by our crews in days
- Unbolts and relocates when the office does
- Fire-classified materials, certificates in the pack
- Structural frames engineered for their spans
Specifications
| Format | Training: folding-wall room pair + booths |
| Planning | Acoustic masterplan included |
| Install | One crew, one week |
| Flexibility | Rooms combine, pods move |
| Weight | ≈ 3041 kg |
| Warranty | 2 years, parts stocked 15 |
Care
Treat the room like a room: vacuum walls seasonally, check door seals and closers quarterly, and change ventilation filters on the printed schedule. The yearly service re-balances air and re-verifies acoustics — book it with one email.
Questions, Answered
How long does installation take?
Hours to low single-digit days by size — stated per listing. Our crews assemble, air-balance, test acoustics and hand over the same week the pallets arrive.
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.
The XAVORNEX Promise
Pods are commissioned, not couriered. Our crews level, assemble, connect and air-balance every unit, test the acoustics on site, and take the packaging away.