SilentboxAcoustic booth manufacturer

Acoustic panels for the office:
kill the echo or contain the sound?

Panels absorb reverberation; a booth keeps the conversation inside. We pick the solution that fits your space: insulation 25–45 dB, assembled in 2–3 hours with no building work.

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Acoustic panels and booths: two different jobs on sound

Acoustic panels for the office work inside the room: they absorb reflections, bring reverberation down and make the space less tiring to sit in. That's the right first move when an office rings. What they can't do is hide a conversation — the voice still travels across the open floor and reaches the desks nearby. That takes a boundary closed on every side, which means a booth with measured insulation. In practice the two don't compete: Silentbox booths use Class A absorbers inside and add up to 35 dB of insulation towards the outside. So acoustic wall panels for offices and booths belong to the same plan, not to opposite camps.

Four criteria we use to choose office acoustics

The same booths in every office don't solve the problem. These are the four criteria a solution for one specific space is built on.

Panels absorb, a booth contains

Acoustic panels cut reverberation and make a room more comfortable, but the conversation at the next desk is still audible. A booth closes the space on every side and keeps the voice inside.

The solution follows the job

Office noise never has one single cause: there's nowhere to take a private call, no free room for twenty minutes, no quiet for focused work. Each scenario calls for a different format.

No building work

Every booth goes up in 2–3 hours — no drilling, no dust, no permits. The acoustics of the floor change in a day, not over months of refurbishment.

A solution that grows with you

Start with the first booth where noise hurts most and add formats as the team grows. When the layout changes, the booths move with it.

Insulation from 25 to 45 dB: which level you need

The level of insulation is chosen by the job, not by the logic of «more is better». Daily calls and focused work need 25 dB; confidential negotiations move up to 35 dB to ISO 11957; and 45 dB is reached on Custom projects with specialist requirements.

Lite · WorkPod
25dB

The baseline level of acoustic comfort: absorbs speech noise and open-plan chatter for everyday work and short calls.

Premium
up to 35dB

Insulation certified to ISO 11957: the right level for confidential negotiations, HR conversations and daily video meetings.

Custom
up to 45dB

The maximum level for specialist briefs: recording studios, music rooms and spaces with stricter quiet requirements.

Hear the differencePlay office noise and listen to how it sounds inside the booth.Open the Sound Lab

The formats that make up the solution:
from the call booth to the team space.

Acoustics calculated for your floor plan

What an acoustic solution actually designed for open plan changes.

Before

An office with no acoustic plan

  1. 01Noise gets handled ad hoc: headphones, the corridor, a booked meeting room
  2. 02Nobody knows how many zones are actually needed, or of which kind
  3. 03Wall panels take away the echo, but give you no private place
  4. 04Every change of layout runs straight into building work
After

An office with an acoustic solution

  1. 01Formats follow the scenarios: calls, meetings, focused work
  2. 02The number of zones is calculated on real headcount and real meetings
  3. 03Insulation from 25 to 45 dB exactly where it's needed
  4. 04The solution grows and relocates along with the office

How we choose the solution for your office

A clear route from assessing the space to a working acoustic solution — in four steps.

01

Space assessment

We look at the floor plan and the way the team works: how many people, how many calls and meetings, and where the quiet is genuinely missing.

02

Choosing the solution

We propose the mix of formats and the number of booths that fit your brief, with a quote and delivery to your city.

03

Production

We build the booths in our own factory with quality control at every stage. Standard lead time is 3–4 weeks.

04

Delivery and installation

We deliver the booths and brief your team on assembling them without any building work; the Silentbox crew can install them for you instead. The solution is ready to use straight away.

Why teams choose Silentbox booths

Our own factory, warranty and service: behind every acoustic solution there's a team, not a middleman.

Up to 10 years' warranty

Cover runs by component — 10 years for the structure and frame, 5 for electronics and lighting, 3 for moving parts and ventilation.

Our own production

We design and manufacture our booths ourselves — which means quality control and real flexibility in choosing the solution.

Tested materials

Certified materials, with integrated ventilation, LED lighting and a 220 V socket with USB and Type-C inside.

Gallery of completed projects

Silentbox acoustic solutions are already at work in the offices of Parimatch, El Corte Inglés, Ciklum and hundreds of other companies across Europe.

Common questions about panels and office acoustics

Acoustic panels absorb sound reflections inside a room: they cut reverberation and echo, so voices read more clearly and the space feels less tiring. What they are not is a barrier — they don't stop a conversation being overheard from the next desk.

It depends on the problem. If the office rings and voices pile on top of each other, Class A panels improve comfort immediately. If what you need is somewhere to speak without being heard, that takes the insulation of a booth: up to 35 dB, certified to ISO 11957.

It's a mix of formats chosen for one specific space: single-person booths for calls, booths for 2–4 people for meetings, and desk workstations for focused work. The number and the formats are calculated from your floor plan and how the team actually works, not from a standard template.

Our starting point is one call booth per 10–15 employees, plus meeting formats depending on how many recurring meetings you run. The exact configuration comes from your floor plan and the team's real scenarios.

For short daily calls and focused work, 25 dB is enough (Lite and WorkPod). For confidential negotiations, HR conversations and recurring video meetings, the choice is 35 dB (Premium, ISO 11957). Up to 45 dB comes from Custom projects with specialist requirements.

Yes. The interior lining uses Class A absorbers, so a booth does both jobs at once: it absorbs reverberation inside and holds the voice back from the outside. That's why your voice sounds clean on video calls, with no echo.

No. Every booth goes up in 2–3 hours — no drilling, no dust, no construction permits. All it needs is a level floor and a 220 V socket nearby: ventilation and lighting are already built in.

Yes. Every Silentbox booth has quiet SMART ventilation built in, with an active supply of fresh air (a full air change every 2–3 minutes, noise below 30 dB), along with LED lighting and a 220 V socket with USB and Type-C.

The cost depends on the number and format of the booths. Current prices for every model are in the catalogue above, and the full quote for your floor plan, delivery included, is ready within one working day.

Yes. Booths can be dismantled, transported and reassembled elsewhere: unlike built rooms they don't stay with the landlord, they relocate with the team.

Yes. We deliver to more than 30 countries: the booths arrive in your city and each one takes 2–3 hours to install with no building work. A quote including delivery costs is ready within one working day.

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