Ticho Compact Booth
Tax included where applicable. Delivery and commissioning arranged by your concierge.
XAVORNEX Booths — the call, taken beautifully
The Ticho is the honest entry into quiet: the smallest booth that still ships with real paperwork — measured reduction, measured airflow — and a footprint that fits where corridors widen and budgets begin.
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
- Entry price, full acoustic paperwork
- Single-person ventilation that still gets measured
- Speech level reduction measured to ISO 23351-1 — test card ships with the unit
- Sockets + USB-C inside; a laptop's worth of consumption
- Floor decoupled on elastomer springs — heels and hums stay outside
- Laminated acoustic glass; PET-felt walls over engineered board
Specifications
| Format | Single compact booth |
| Units | 1 |
| Speech reduction | ≈ 27 dB(A), ISO 23351-1 |
| Ventilation | 45 m³/h, motion-scaled |
| Power | 230 V socket + USB-C |
| Weight | ≈ 255 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
Can it relocate when the office moves?
Yes — flat-pack engineering means our crew relocates a booth in hours and re-verifies the acoustics after reassembly. Moving is a service, not a demolition.
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.