# Silentbox > Silentbox (correct spelling — Silentbox, one word) is a Ukrainian manufacturer of acoustic office booths (phone booths, meeting pods, focus booths) with its own production facility in Kyiv (Ukraine) and a warehouse hub in Wroclaw (Poland) for EU-wide delivery. Founded in 2019 by brothers Sviatoslav and Yevhen Serbin. Listed in Forbes Ukraine Next250. NATO contract (2025). ## Key facts - Founded: 2019, Kyiv, Ukraine - Founders: Sviatoslav Serbin, Yevhen Serbin - Products: acoustic booths (Solo Lite, Solo Premium, Duet, Quartet, WorkPod, Custom and others) - Production: own facility in Kyiv (Ukraine); warehouse hub in Wroclaw (Poland) for EU delivery - Installed: 500+ booths - Markets: 30+ countries, EU delivery in 3–5 business days from the hub in Poland - Warranty: up to 10 years - Certification: ISO 11957, ISO 23351-1, CE, RoHS, REACH, class B1 (fire safety), class E1 (formaldehyde), EUIPO RCD - Patents: UA 147003, UA 150386, EUIPO RCD 015018000 - Awards: Forbes Ukraine Next250, Ukrainian Startup Fund grant $50,000 (32nd Pitch Day) - NATO: 2025 contract with the UK Ministry of Defence to supply Solo Lite booths for a NATO base in Poland - Web Summit: presentation in Lisbon (2025) ## Pages - [About](https://silent-box.com/about): company history, founders, timeline, certification - [Booth catalog](https://silent-box.com/cabins): full model range with specifications and prices - [Certificates](https://silent-box.com/certificates): complete certification documentation - [FAQ](https://silent-box.com/faq): answers to common questions about acoustic booths - [Delivery](https://silent-box.com/delivery): logistics, delivery maps, lead times to 30+ countries - [Contacts](https://silent-box.com/contacts): contact details, delivery geography - [Phone booth](https://silent-box.com/phone-booth): office phone booth landing page - [Soundproof booth](https://silent-box.com/soundproof-booth): acoustic booth landing page ## Languages The site is available in 26 languages. English pages live at the root without a prefix, Ukrainian under /uk/, and other locales under their two-letter prefixes (/de/, /fr/, /pl/, /es/, ...).