About WorkingBooth

What WorkingBooth is

WorkingBooth is a catalogue of acoustic office booths and meeting pods. It currently lists 222 models from 48 manufacturers, and every model is described on the same 14 specification fields: width, depth, height, weight, sound reduction in dB, ventilation in m³/h, power, lighting, glazing, castors, finishes, lead time, warranty and country of manufacture.

The point of normalising those fields is that booths become comparable. Manufacturers publish their numbers in different units, in different orders and with different things left out, so a specification that reads well on one maker's page is hard to line up against another's. Here they sit in the same table in the same order, and a figure we could not find is shown as "n/a" rather than estimated.

Prices are listed where the manufacturer publishes one — 221 of the 222 models carry a price in euro. Where a maker quotes only on request, the price field stays empty.

The catalogue is published in English, German, Polish and Spanish. English is served without a URL prefix; the other three are under /de/, /pl/ and /es/. You can browse everything in the full catalogue or start from the manufacturer index.

Who runs it

WorkingBooth is operated by Silentbox, a booth manufacturer headquartered in Kyiv, Ukraine and founded in 2019. Silentbox produces in Kyiv and ships across the EU from a logistics hub in Wrocław, Poland. Its own site is silent-box.com.

Silentbox is one of the 48 brands listed here. Its seven models — Silentbox Solo, Duet and Quartet in the Premium line, the three Lite models and the WorkPod — appear in the catalogue on exactly the same 14 fields as everyone else's, are subject to the same sourcing rules, and are ranked by the same filters and sorts. Where the catalogue's own figure for a Silentbox model disagreed with the manufacturer's published sheet, the disagreement is recorded in the data like any other, and the manufacturer's figure wins for the same reason it wins for Framery or Hushoffice.

That relationship is the reason this section exists rather than sitting in a footer. A comparison site run by one of the companies being compared is a fact you should know before you read the comparison, not after.

Where the data comes from

Specifications are taken from the manufacturers' own product pages and specification sheets. In September 2026 the catalogue was rebuilt against a set of 49 brand dossiers, one per manufacturer, each recording what that maker publishes and the URL it was read from. Every specification that came out of that research carries the source it came from, so a cell in a spec table can be traced back to a page you can open yourself.

Where a dossier disagreed with the figure the catalogue already held, the manufacturer's figure replaced it and the old value was kept alongside it rather than deleted — 284 such conflicts were recorded across the catalogue. Keeping the displaced number is what makes the correction auditable instead of invisible.

The dossiers were last checked on 11 September 2026. Specifications change, and a figure read a year from now may no longer match the maker's current sheet; the date is published so you can judge how stale it might be.

What this catalogue does not claim

We do not run acoustic tests. Every dB figure here is the manufacturer's, measured in the manufacturer's chosen laboratory under the standard the manufacturer names — usually ISO 11957 or ISO 23351-1 — and those two standards do not measure the same thing, so the numbers are not always directly comparable even when both are present. Where a maker states a figure without naming a standard, that is what the catalogue says.

There are no reviews, no star ratings and no scores on this site. We have no review data, and inventing it would be the fastest way to make everything else here untrustworthy. We also do not publish customer names or case studies we cannot source.

Nothing is sold from these pages. There is no basket and no checkout; every enquiry is a quote request.

Getting a quote

Tell us the model or the shortlist you are considering, how many units and the delivery country, and you will get a written quote. Enquiries go to Silentbox, which is named on the contact page beside the form for the same reason it is named above.

If you are still narrowing the field, delivery and installation and warranty and returns cover the two questions that most often decide between two booths with similar specifications.