Create a place for one-to-one conversations and team discussion. Choose the capacity, footprint and furniture that match the meetings you actually hold.
01 / Start with the space you need
Meeting pods for two, four or six.
Compare Duo and Team for two people, Meet for up to four and Max for up to six.
Pod only · Delivery at checkout · Installation quoted separately
Price with standard furniture
CAD
13,940Pod + standard furniture package. Other layouts are priced in the configurator. Selected upgrades are priced in the configurator. Delivery and installation are confirmed in your quote.
Pod only · Delivery at checkout · Installation quoted separately
Price with standard furniture
CAD
13,990Pod + standard furniture package. Other layouts are priced in the configurator. Selected upgrades are priced in the configurator. Delivery and installation are confirmed in your quote.
Pod only · Delivery at checkout · Installation quoted separately
Price with standard furniture
CAD
20,290Pod + standard furniture package. Other layouts are priced in the configurator. Selected upgrades are priced in the configurator. Delivery and installation are confirmed in your quote.
Pod only · Delivery at checkout · Installation quoted separately
Price with standard furniture
CAD
22,990Pod + standard furniture package. Other layouts are priced in the configurator. Selected upgrades are priced in the configurator. Delivery and installation are confirmed in your quote.
Built to your approved configuration. Capacity depends on the furniture layout. Compare usable space and the delivery route as well as the footprint. Your final quote confirms your selected items, delivery and installation.
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Two people: Duo or Team?
Duo measures 1,600 × 1,350 mm outside. Team is wider and shallower at 2,250 × 1,050 mm. Both are intended for two people, but their shapes suit different floor plans and furniture arrangements. Check chair movement, knee room and the door approach with your selected layout.
02
Four or six people
Meet accommodates up to four people; Max accommodates up to six. Capacity depends on the furniture arrangement. A screen, bags or a longer working session can change the space each person needs. Compare internal dimensions before choosing by seat count alone.
03
Video calls, ventilation and power
Decide where participants, camera, screen and power connections will sit. Standard ventilation draws air from the surrounding room; it is not air conditioning. Review cooling options, clearance and electrical requirements for the exact configuration.
04
Compare with a constructed room
Include fit-out disruption, access, services, furniture and future relocation in your comparison. A modular pod still requires a suitable floor, assembly space and a site review. Confirm building, accessibility and safety requirements with the people responsible for your premises.
05
A two-person meeting pod: compare the interior
Duo provides a 1,420 × 1,310 mm interior. Team provides a wider, shallower 2,070 × 1,010 mm interior. Start with the way two people sit, face each other and reach the table, then check knee room and the path to the door. For video meetings, include the camera angle, screen position and space for two open laptops. The same two-person capacity does not mean the layouts are interchangeable.
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Four-person and six-person meeting layouts
Meet has a 2,070 × 1,560 mm interior for its standard furniture package, accommodating up to four people. Max has a 2,420 × 2,290 mm interior for up to six. Compare the selected table and seating with the work you will do: a short conversation needs a different arrangement from a meeting with laptops and shared materials. The furniture configuration determines usable capacity. Both models have a recorded 872 mm door passage; overall width alone does not establish accessible entry or circulation.
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Getting a meeting pod into your building
The pods arrive as modular components for assembly on site. Check the packed dimensions as well as the finished footprint: Max has two base crates, while Duo, Team and Meet each have one. Include separately packed furniture and cooling when planning the shipment. A goods lift, unloading equipment, booked receiving slot or upper-floor route can change the handling scope. Use the specifications and delivery tools with your exact configuration and postal code.