More focus.
On just 1m².
- Sound insulation class A
- 2x Air Exchange per minute
- 100-day return policy
HUUS One
The phone booth for productive teams
Telephone answering machine: Noise off. Concentration on.
A phone booth is the fastest way to create more focus in the office. No renovations required. Just a dedicated space where calls can happen without interruptions, while everyone else can keep working without distractions.
With just 1 m² of space, you can bring more quiet and privacy to your office—without redesigning it.
Office planning checklist: How to plan spaces that actually work in everyday life
Modern offices face a classic challenge: they need to be open, flexible, and collaborative, while simultaneously enabling quiet, focus, and confidentiality. If this isn't properly accounted for during planning, issues quickly arise. Large meeting rooms get blocked for individual calls, phone conversations take place in the middle of open areas, teams constantly hunt for impromptu retreats, and open workspaces lose their appeal.
To ensure nothing essential is overlooked during planning, a structured checklist is invaluable. It helps you look beyond the physical space itself to seamlessly align working styles, acoustics, technology, flexibility, and cost-effectiveness.
what 700+ customers say
HUUS is the perfect addition to our dynamic workspaces, supporting a community of 3,500 members. The booths create essential spaces for focused work and collaboration within our large, open-plan environments.
Flexibility is essential for us as a fast-growing company, and that's exactly what HUUS delivers. We can easily adapt our office as our needs change, and when it's time to move or expand, the booths move with us.
Your office without phone booths...
1.5h
60 dB
50%
1.5h
Every day, valuable work time is lost to distractions.
60 dB
Office noise levels can reach the same level of exposure as a household vacuum cleaner.
50%
Office employees struggle with reduced concentration.
First, clarify needs analysis and user profiles.
Key questions to consider include: How much time is spent on phone calls, focused solo work, or teamwork? What is the remote-work ratio, and how many employees are on-site at the same time? What is the company's meeting culture? Are conversations mostly 1-on-1s, frequent video calls, or larger workshops?
Consider acoustics and zoning early on.
Acoustics in office planning is not a finishing touch, but a central part of the concept. In open-plan offices, the noise pollution often arises not from a generally high noise level, but primarily from speech, snippets of conversation, and spontaneous coordination. Therefore, every planning process should begin by identifying the typical sources of noise.
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- Sound insulation: -30 dB
- 2x Air exchange per minute
- 100-day return policy
- Customizable
- Professional setup
- Made in Europe
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Noisy areas such as the kitchen, printer station, or communication teams should be spatially separated from quieter zones. At the same time, deliberately planned retreat areas are needed. A useful guiding question here is whether at least one phone booth or other compact retreat area is provided for every six to ten employees. This is one of the strengths of room-within-a-room solutions: they create retreat without having to divide the space with solid walls.
Additionally, it should be checked whether there are sufficient sound-absorbing surfaces. Ceilings, walls, carpets, or other acoustically effective elements help to reduce reverberation. This does not replace a speaker for conversations, but it improves the acoustics of the entire room.
Correctly assessing space efficiency and furniture
Modularity is also key. Furniture and pods should be selected so that they can grow with the space. If the team structure changes, the entire office plan shouldn't become obsolete. Flexible solutions provide significantly greater future-proofing here than permanently built-in rooms.
Top-Rated Ergonomics
Check walking routes in the planning
HUUS One
Sound insulation class A:
-30 dB(A), air exchange 2x/min, 4 quiet fans, laminated glass door (8 mm), thick melamine panels, sensor-controlled, available in white and black.
HUUS Call
Premium telephone booth with sound insulation class A:
-33 dB(A), air exchange 2x/min, 4 quiet fans, sturdy metal frame & 22 mm MDF, 8 mm glass door in metal frame, all-around LED lighting, sensor-controlled, freely selectable colors.
Don't wait until the end to check the technology and ergonomics.
In addition, ergonomics are a clear quality factor. Comfort and usability directly dictate whether a solution will be adopted long term. A pod that is comfortable to use in daily routines naturally becomes part of the everyday workflow. In practice, that is precisely what makes all the difference.
Consider economic efficiency from the very beginning
Office planning is always an investment decision. Therefore, it's important to consider the most suitable financing model early on. Comparing purchasing versus leasing can help clarify the financial implications. Investment protection is equally crucial: Can the chosen solutions be moved if the office relocates? Can technical components be upgraded or adapted to new requirements later?
Here, our modular units often offer a clear advantage over permanently installed spaces. They create meeting and retreat areas that aren't tied to a specific location. These retreat spaces can be integrated without a traditional construction project, significantly reducing the risk associated with future changes to the office layout.
Office planning checklist: Good spaces don't happen by chance
Strong office planning doesn't result from individual decisions, but from a coherent overall concept. Needs analysis, acoustics, zoning, space efficiency, technology, ergonomics, and cost-effectiveness are all directly interconnected. That's why a checklist is worthwhile: it helps to plan not only the obvious aspects, but also the elements that will later determine quiet, focus, and usability in everyday work.
HUUS solutions clearly demonstrate what modern office planning can look like today. Instead of rigidly dividing space, targeted retreat areas are created for phone calls, focused work periods, sensitive conversations, and small meetings. This keeps the office open, flexible, and bright, while still providing the structure that truly reduces stress in daily work.
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- Features & Dimensions
- Warranty extension
- Ideal for sharing