1 Person Office Pod for Private Calls and Focused Work
The 1P office pod gives one person an enclosed space for private calls, video meetings, and focused work away from the open desk area.
It is suitable for open offices, coworking spaces, hybrid workplaces, and high-call teams where a dedicated single-user booth can support daily communication and focus needs.
What Is a 1 Person Office Pod?
The 1 person office pod is a single-user enclosed space for private calls, video meetings, and focused work. It gives one person a place to step in, close the door, and handle a call or focused task away from the open desk area, without turning it into a meeting-room booking.
A 1P pod may also be described as a single person office pod, one person office booth, office phone booth, or individual work pod. The wording may vary by project, but the use case stays the same.
One person, one enclosed space, one task at a time.
1P works best when the task belongs to one person. For two-person conversations, interviews, small meetings, or team discussions, the 2P, 4P, or 6P pod options may be a better fit.
Need to compare capacities? View the office pod capacity selection guide.
Best Use Cases for a 1P Office Pod
The 1P office pod works best when one person needs a dedicated space for a private call, an individual video meeting, or a short focused work session.
Instead of using a full meeting room for a short individual task, teams can place 1P pods near the areas where calls and focused work happen most often.
A 1P pod is useful when the task belongs to one person but still needs more privacy than an open desk. For projects with mixed needs, 1P pods can work alongside 2P, 4P, or 6P pods. The 1P role stays specific: one person, one enclosed space, one task at a time.
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When 1P Fits—and When to Consider 2P, 4P, or 6P
Choose a 1P office pod when one person needs an enclosed space for a private call, an individual video meeting, or a short focused work session.
The 1P pod is not only the smallest size in the range. It is the right fit when the work is individual, but the open desk area is too exposed.
1P works best for one person and one task at a time. Larger conversations should move to the right larger pod size.
Choose a 1P Exterior Style: Model A, B, or C
The 1P office pod is available in three exterior styles: Model A, Model B, and Model C. Each option keeps the same single-user role while giving project teams a different visual direction for the workplace.
All three models are designed for the same 1P use case: one person using the pod for private calls, video meetings, or focused work. The difference is exterior design, not capacity, acoustic grade, or performance level. Choose the style that fits the office design, layout plan, and final project specification.
Model A, Model B, and Model C are appearance series, not performance, acoustic, or price grades. The right choice depends on the project’s visual direction, layout needs, and final specification requirements. Exact 1P dimensions for each model are listed in the next section.
1P Dimensions and Layout Planning Notes
Dimensions
Confirm the 1P dimensions by model before layout planning. Model A uses a different depth from Model B and Model C, so the selected model should be checked before the office layout is finalized.
| Model | Exterior Size | Interior Size |
|---|---|---|
| Model A 1P | 1000 × 1159 × 2200 mm | 840 × 1014 × 2040 mm |
| Model B 1P | 1000 × 1200 × 2200 mm | 840 × 1056 × 2040 mm |
| Model C 1P | 1000 × 1200 × 2200 mm | 840 × 1056 × 2040 mm |
Planning Notes
Confirm the selected model
Confirm whether the project uses Model A, Model B, or Model C before final layout planning.
Check the placement area
CMake sure the selected 1P pod fits the planned office zone and does not block normal movement.
Plan power and network access
Review power location and any site-side cabling needs before confirming placement.
Review access and clearance
Review doorway access, moving path, floor condition, and clearance before confirming the final placement.
For layout, quotation, or order confirmation, request the latest 1P specification sheet before finalizing the model and placement.
Send your inquiry2P MEETING POD DETAILS
2P Meeting Pod Configuration Details
- Fans & Ventilation
- Socket & Interior Charging
- External Power & Network
- Ceiling & Lighting Options
- Door Hinge
- Door Lock & Handle
- Casters & Leveling
Interior and Exterior Color Cards
Interior and exterior color options help the 2P meeting pod match the office design, brand palette, or project finish schedule. Standard and mid configurations use 12mm PET acoustic panels with 34 standard interior colors, while the exterior metal finish follows 12 standard color options. The color card image shows available finish options for project selection; it does not define one fixed 2P specification. Non-standard colors can be matched by RAL number, color card, or physical sample when the project requires a special finish.
| Interior finish | 12mm PET acoustic panel for standard and mid configurations. |
| Interior colors | 34 standard interior colors for regular project selection. |
| Exterior colors | 12 standard exterior colors for the metal exterior finish. |
| Non-standard colors | RAL number, color card, or physical sample can be used for special finish matching. |
2P Fan and Ventilation Options
Ventilation can be configured with Regular Fan or Turbine Fan options. The fan image shows available fan options for project selection; it does not define one fixed 2P installation image. For 1P / 2P configurations, the current capacity reference is two top-mounted fans with 135 CFM airflow and about 22–24 dB fan noise under the current fan configuration. Airflow adjustment depends on the selected control configuration.
| Fan options | Regular Fan or Turbine Fan options for project selection. |
| Capacity note | Current 1P / 2P capacity reference: two top-mounted fans. |
| Airflow | 135 CFM for the current 1P / 2P fan configuration. |
| Noise reference | About 22–24 dB fan noise under the current fan configuration. |
Power, Socket and Interior Charging
Power, socket and control module options can include a Standard Regular Socket Module, a Touch Screen Socket Module, and a separate Touch Screen Control Panel. The socket image shows available socket, charging, and control options for project selection; it does not define one fixed 2P specification. The power system is 110–240V AC, and the socket standard follows the destination country or region. The interior socket area can include USB and Type-C charging depending on the selected module.
| Module options | Standard Regular Socket Module, Touch Screen Socket Module, and separate Touch Screen Control Panel. |
| Power and socket standard | 110–240V AC; socket type follows the destination market. |
| Charging support | USB and Type-C charging depending on the selected module. |
| Control function | Lighting, airflow, or interior controls depend on the selected control configuration. |
External Power and Network Access
External power access and network port options can be integrated on the outside of the pod for easier project connection. The regular external power cable is 1.8m, and a 3m cable can be supplied when a longer connection length is needed. Network access can be matched to the project’s network plan depending on the selected configuration.
| External power | External power connection point for project power access. |
| Power cable | The regular external power cable is 1.8m. |
| Longer cable option | A 3m cable can be supplied when a longer connection length is needed. |
| Network port | One external network port depending on the selected configuration and network plan. |
Ceiling and Lighting Options
Ceiling and lighting options can vary by configuration, including round light and LED strip light solutions. Lighting options include 4000K main lighting with adjustable brightness and non-adjustable color temperature. For 1P / 2P pods, lighting is usually one light or one LED strip, depending on the final configuration.
| Lighting options | Round light or LED strip light solutions. |
| Color temperature | 4000K main lighting color temperature. |
| Brightness | Adjustable brightness with non-adjustable color temperature. |
| Capacity note | 1P / 2P usually use one light or one LED strip, depending on the final configuration. |
Heavy-Duty Glass Door Hinge
The glass door hinge uses an all-aluminum hinge body, a solid stainless-steel pivot, and internal bearing support for smoother daily opening and closing. Each hinge is rated for up to 200 kg load capacity. The standard hinge color is black to match the door frame, with white or silver options available for selected project configurations.
| Load capacity | Rated load capacity up to 200 kg per hinge. |
| Hinge material | All-aluminum hinge body with a durable surface finish. |
| Pivot structure | Solid stainless-steel pivot with internal bearing support for smoother movement. |
| Surface finish | Black surface finish helps match the door frame while improving wear and scratch resistance. |
Door Lock and Glass Door Handle
The glass door handle uses a multi-point lock structure commonly used in aluminum door and window systems. It supports daily opening and closing of the 2P meeting pod glass door and helps the door leaf close firmly against the frame. After the door is closed, pressing the handle helps the glass door leaf sit more closely against the rubber strip around the frame, reducing loose contact during use.
| Handle structure | Multi-point lock design for the glass door handle. |
| Material | Aluminum alloy handle with a durable surface finish. |
| Closing support | Pressing the handle helps the door leaf sit more firmly against the frame. |
| Frame contact | The door works with the rubber strip around the frame to support a tighter closed-door fit. |
Casters and Adjustable Feet
Caster and adjustable feet structures support short-distance positioning during installation and final leveling after placement. Casters help with installation-stage positioning, while adjustable feet are used to set the pod level after the final location is confirmed. After the pod is moved or repositioned, the adjustable feet should be reset to help keep door movement stable.
| Caster use | Short-distance positioning during installation. |
| Adjustable feet | Final leveling after placement. |
| Leveling range | 0–20mm adjustment range. |
| After moving | Adjustable feet should be reset after moving or repositioning. |
Speech Privacy for Calls and Video Meetings
The 1P office pod supports speech privacy by giving one person a more private setting for calls and video meetings compared with speaking at an open desk.
In a busy workplace, speech privacy does not mean blocking every sound. It means giving individual conversations a more controlled space, so the user can speak and listen with less exposure to the surrounding office.
This makes the 1P pod useful for private calls, individual video meetings, and short focus sessions that should not happen at a shared desk.
Actual acoustic performance depends on the final pod configuration, glass option, placement, and site conditions. For test values, report details, and speech privacy evidence, review speech privacy and acoustic evidence before final specification.
Where to Place 1P Office Pods in an Open Office
Place 1P office pods close to the teams and work areas where private calls, individual video meetings, and short focus sessions happen most often. In open offices, coworking spaces, or hybrid workplaces, a 1P pod should be easy to reach without blocking walkways or daily circulation. Good placement usually depends on call demand, available floor area, power access, and the way people move through the space.
Common 1P Placement Areas
Near high-call teams
Place 1P pods near sales, support, recruiting, or project teams that need frequent single-user call space.
Along open office edges
Use open office edges to add call and focus spaces without interrupting the main workstation zone.
Near coworking or shared work areas
Give flexible users a clear place for short private calls or individual video meetings.
Close to focus zones
Support short focus sessions away from shared desk areas.
Placement Checklist
- PWalkway clearance
- Power access
- Network needs
- Door and entry access
- Nearby workstation activity
- Peak call demand
Project Support for 1P Office Pod Orders
1P Office Pod FAQ and Quote Checklist
Before requesting a quote or current spec sheet, use these questions to confirm the key 1P model, specification, and project details.
FAQ
What is a 1 person office pod used for?
A 1 person office pod is used by one person for private calls, individual video meetings, and short focused work inside a larger workplace. It is designed for single-user tasks, not two-person meetings or group discussions.
Is the 1P office pod suitable for video meetings?
Yes. The 1P office pod can support individual video meetings with an enclosed space, lighting, power access, ventilation, and interface details confirmed in the final specification.
When should a project choose 1P instead of 2P?
Choose 1P when one person needs the pod for a private call, video meeting, or short focused work session. If two people need to sit together for an interview, private conversation, or face-to-face discussion, a 2P pod may be a better fit.
What 1P model options are available?
The 1P office pod is available in Model A, Model B, and Model C. These are exterior appearance series, not performance grades, acoustic grades, or price grades.
Can socket standards and interface details be confirmed for each project?
Yes. Socket type, USB, Type-C, external network access, and any required interface details should be confirmed according to the destination country and final order specification.
Does the 1P office pod support speech privacy?
Yes. The 1P office pod supports a more private call and video meeting environment compared with speaking at an open desk. Detailed acoustic evidence, test values, and report boundaries should be reviewed on the Acoustic Evidence page.
What project support can be provided?
Project support may include specification confirmation, packing preview before shipment, installation documents, video guidance, and remote support for local preparation. The exact support scope should be confirmed based on project requirements.