Office Phone Booth Dimensions, Size Guide & Spec Sheet Request
Before confirming your office layout, project BOQ, tender documents, or quote request, review the dimensions of the office phone booth or office pod you plan to use. This helps you check whether the selected model fits your space, layout, and project requirements before moving forward.
This page helps B2B buyers compare the current dimensions of 1P, 2P, 4P, and 6P office pods, confirm whether the selected model fits the project requirements, and review any project-specific size requirements if needed.
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How Should Buyers Understand Office Phone Booth Dimensions?
Office phone booth dimensions vary by capacity, model series, and final specification. A 1P office pod, 2P meeting pod, 4P meeting pod, and 6P meeting pod are designed for different user capacities, use cases, and layout requirements, so the right size should be reviewed based on the actual project.
Dimensions also affect office layout planning, project BOQ, tender documents, and quote preparation. Before confirming the final model and project requirements, buyers can use the current standard dimensions as an early planning reference and request the latest spec sheet for final confirmation.
Office Phone Booth Dimensions by Capacity and Model Series
The table below lists the current standard dimensions for 1P, 2P, 4P, and 6P office pods across the Model A, Model B, and Model C series.
Model A, Model B, and Model C are model series and design styles, not performance grades. These dimensions can be used as an early reference for office space planning and layout review. Before confirming the final layout, preparing a BOQ, or submitting tender documents, we recommend contacting our project team to confirm the latest dimensions in the current spec sheet.
| Capacity | Model Series | Exterior Size W X D X H (mm) | Interior Size W X D X H (mm) | Typical Users |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1P | Model A | 1000 X 1159 X 2200 | 840 X 1014 X 2040 | 1 person |
| 1P | Model B | 1000 X 1200 X 2200 | 840 X 1056 X 2040 | 1 person |
| 1P | Model C | 1000 X 1200 X 2200 | 840 X 1056 X 2040 | 1 person |
| 2P | Model A | 1519 X 1159 X 2200 | 1340 X 1014 X 2040 | 2 people |
| 2P | Model B | 1519 X 1200 X 2200 | 1340 X 1056 X 2040 | 2 people |
| 2P | Model C | 1519 X 1200 X 2200 | 1340 X 1056 X 2040 | 2 people |
| 4P | Model A | 2200 X 1559 X 2200 | 2040 X 1415 X 2040 | 2-4 people |
| 4P | Model B | 2200 X 1600 X 2200 | 2040 X 1456 X 2040 | 2-4 people |
| 4P | Model C | 2200 X 1600 X 2200 | 2040 X 1456 X 2040 | 2-4 people |
| 6P | Model A | 2200 X 2229 X 2200 | 2040 X 2085 X 2040 | 4-6 people |
| 6P | Model B | 2200 X 2200 X 2200 | 2040 X 2056 X 2040 | 4-6 people |
| 6P | Model C | 2200 X 2200 X 2200 | 2040 X 2056 X 2040 | 4-6 people |
Are Model A, Model B, and Model C the Same Size?
Model A, Model B, and Model C refer to different model series and design styles. They do not indicate higher or lower performance, price, configuration, or acoustic levels.
They are not performance grades, price levels, configuration grades, or acoustic grades.
When planning an office layout, buyers should check the dimensions of the exact SKU instead of assuming that all model series share the same size. Based on the current standard data, Model B and Model C have the same dimensions within the same capacity, while Model A may have some dimensional differences depending on the selected capacity.
Before confirming the layout, BOQ, tender documents, or project specifications, buyers should confirm both the selected capacity and the final model series.
Which Office Pod Size Fits Your Project Use?
Use this quick selection guide to match your project use with a suitable office pod capacity. The table outlines typical use cases and recommended size directions for each capacity, helping you decide whether a 1P, 2P, 4P, or 6P pod is the better fit for your project.
Not sure which size to choose?
Use the capacity selection guide to compare 1P, 2P, 4P, and 6P before confirming the final model
What Information Should Buyers Provide Before Requesting a Spec Sheet?
To prepare the right office pod spec sheet and project documents, we recommend sharing the basic project details before making a request. This helps our team confirm the correct capacity, model series, quantity, destination country, socket standard, configuration direction, and any project documentation needs.
| INFORMATION TO PROVIDE | DETAILS |
|---|---|
| Expected capacity | 1P, 2P, 4P, or 6P |
| Preferred model series | Model A, Model B, or Model C |
| Quantity | Estimated or confirmed order quantity |
| Destination country or region | The country or region where the office pods will be installed or used |
| Socket standard | Required socket type, local electrical standard, or any special power requirement |
| Configuration direction | Glass, ventilation, power, interior finish, or other project-specific configuration needs |
| Layout/BOQ/tender documents | Share available project files if the pod dimensions need to match formal project documentation |
| CAD / BIM / 3D file needs | Let us know if drawing files are also required for layout review |
| Additional document needs | Let us know if you also need a certificate summary, evidence summary, or other project support documents. |
Related Technical Resources for Project Planning
After reviewing the office phone booth dimensions and the latest spec sheet, buyers may need additional technical resources to support layout review, configuration confirmation, acoustic evaluation, or site preparation. The guide below helps you quickly find the right support route.
These resource routes help buyers move from dimension review to the correct next step without mixing spec sheet requests, drawing support, configuration review, acoustic evidence, and site readiness into one document.
Office Phone Booth Dimensions FAQ
What dimensions are available for office phone booths?
Office phone booths are available in 1P, 2P, 4P, and 6P capacities, with Model A, Model B, and Model C series options. The exact exterior and interior dimensions should be checked by capacity and model series.
Are Model A, Model B, and Model C the same size?
Not always. In our current standard data, Model B and Model C share the same dimensions within the same capacity, while Model A may have different dimensional details depending on the selected capacity.
Can I use these dimensions for layout, BOQ, or tender documents?
Yes. These dimensions can be used as an early planning reference. Before finalizing your layout, preparing a BOQ, or submitting tender documents, request the latest spec sheet to confirm the current specification.
Why should I request the latest spec sheet?
Previously saved product files may not reflect the current specification. The latest spec sheet helps confirm the correct capacity, model series, dimensions, and project documentation needs before final use.
Can I request CAD / BIM / 3D files together with the spec sheet?
Yes. If your layout team also needs drawing or model files, mention this when requesting the spec sheet so we can provide the right file support.
Do dimensions affect quotation?
Yes. Capacity, model series, quantity, destination country, socket standard, and configuration direction may affect the final quotation. Confirming dimensions first helps make the quotation request more accurate.
Request the Latest Dimensions and Spec Sheet
Request the latest office phone booth dimensions and spec sheet before finalizing your layout, BOQ, tender documents, or quotation request. You can also send layout notes, BOQ details, or tender requirements for review before requesting a quote.
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