XAVORNEX

Stratus Planter Wall

21.500,00 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

Biophilia usually forgets physics; the Stratus remembers — measured absorption in the core, preserved-moss faces where daylight is a rumour, and heights that grant seated privacy or standing division.

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

  • Watering schedules printed, reservoirs sized for real life
  • Heights for seated privacy or standing division
  • Two years parts and labour
  • Liners, moss tiles and hardware stocked fifteen years
  • Castors braked; rails gliding silently

Specifications

Format Living planting + reservoir
Core Acoustic PET, class stated
Watering Reservoir, fortnightly
Mobility Braked castors
Weight ≈ 48.9 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

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.

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.

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.