Pain point
Confidential conversations behind a closed door
Some conversations carry an obligation. Open floors give them nowhere to happen, so they happen anyway in corridors, empty desks, and rooms with glass walls and no acoustic separation.
How common it is
of noise reduction, among the highest lab-tested acoustic ratings available.
is all it takes to deliver and install a pod on your floor.
is a realistic timeline for permitting and building a small conference room in an existing lease.
What renting changes
The fix.
A pod is an enclosed room with a door and a lab-tested acoustic rating, installed without touching the lease. Speech that would carry across the floor stays inside it.
Recommended for this problem
The pods that solve it.
Work Pod
One person doing deep work. Room for a laptop session of an hour or an afternoon.
Meeting Pod
Two or more people. A private meeting in 12 to 16 sq ft, where a conference room needs 150 or more.
By industry and metro
How this looks in your world.
Each page below covers this same problem for one industry in one metro, with the local specifics.
Healthcare
Patient privacy is not a preference, and a conversation about a diagnosis needs more separation than a partition provides.
Finance
Client positions, compensation, and deal conversations all carry a disclosure risk when they happen within earshot of the floor.
Legal
Privileged conversations need a door that closes, and firms are moving into the kind of open plans that no longer have one.
Solve it this quarter.
A pod is delivered and installed in a single visit, with no permit and no build-out. Tell us the floor and we will price it.