Acoustic Pods

Self-contained pods that reduce noise and support modern, agile working

Acoustic Pods for Privacy and Focus in Shared Workspaces

As open-plan offices and shared workspaces become the norm, the need for private, quiet zones is more important than ever. Our acoustic pods provide enclosed, sound-absorbing spaces for focused work, confidential phone calls, or small meetings, without the need for structural alterations. They’re the ideal solution for offices, universities and co-working environments across Australia.

Designed to block external noise and reduce internal reverberation, these pods feature high-performance acoustic materials, integrated ventilation, power and lighting. Available in single or multi-person configurations, they create flexible quiet spaces wherever you need them, from busy office floors to campus libraries or public sector buildings.

Built for long-term performance using durable, low-emission materials. Easy to install and relocate, acoustic pods are a smart addition to any agile workplace, offering privacy and comfort without sacrificing open space or design continuity.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much noise do acoustic pods reduce?

Noise reduction varies by pod design, materials and construction. Higher-performance acoustic pods can achieve around 25–30 dB or more of speech level reduction, which can significantly reduce how clearly conversations are heard outside the pod. Some premium pods achieve Class A performance at approximately 30 dB when tested to ISO 23351-1.

What are the main benefits of acoustic pods in an office?

Acoustic pods provide private, quiet spaces without the need to construct permanent rooms. They can reduce distractions in open-plan offices, improve speech privacy, provide dedicated spaces for phone and video calls, support focused work and small meetings, and can often be relocated as workplace requirements change.

What acoustic rating should I look for when buying an office pod?

Look for pods tested to ISO 23351-1, which provides a standardised method for measuring how effectively a pod reduces speech travelling from inside to outside. As a guide, a speech level reduction of 25 dB or greater provides strong speech privacy, while Class A products typically achieve around 30–33 dB. Comparing independently tested ISO ratings is more meaningful than relying solely on claims that a pod is “soundproof.”

How is an acoustic pod ventilated?

Most acoustic pods use integrated mechanical ventilation fans that continuously circulate fresh air through the pod while it is occupied. Better systems are designed to move substantial volumes of air without creating distracting fan noise, and some allow users to adjust airflow from inside the pod. Certain models also automatically increase ventilation after use to refresh the air before the next person enters.

Can acoustic pods include data or Ethernet connections?

Yes. Many acoustic pods can be configured with power, USB charging, data and Ethernet/LAN connections, making them suitable for video conferencing, computers and other connected equipment. Availability varies by model, so Ethernet may be standard on some pods and an optional upgrade on others; for example, Framery lists an optional LAN port alongside integrated power and USB-C connectivity.