I see pods labeled “Class A soundproof.” Is Class A overkill for my team, or should I just get Class B?
Pods are categorized by their degree of speech level reduction. Classes A+, A, and B ensure the highest level of speech privacy.
Class B works for most business calls—people outside hear muffled sounds but not full conversations.
Class A is recommended for HR, legal, and executive conversations where absolutely no word can be caught by outsiders. Some meeting booths with STC 30 provide industry-leading soundproofing, blocking external noise effectively.
For call centers, Class B is usually sufficient; for executive offices, always choose Class A.
Related Articles:
Meet&Co Furniture
We are a leading office furniture manufacturer dedicated to creating high-quality, sustainable, and stylish furniture for modern offices and homes.
Related Questions
Can I Put a Home Office Pod in My Home?
I am looking to create a quiet and productive workspace, and I also want to learn a musical instrument. Is
Can I Use an Office Pod as a Gaming Booth?
I am keen on playing computer games. I hate being disturbed when playing it. I wonder can I use an
How Effective Is the Sound Insulation of Office Pods?
Many buyers wonder how effective the sound insulation of office pods really is. And can acoustic office pods effectively block
Does the Office Pod Feel Stuffy During Long-Time Use?
Team members often spend hours inside the pod for video calls and focused work. Does the office pod get stuffy
Do Office Pods Block Out Fire Alarms?
Our facilities manager wants to buy soundproof privacy booths for our open-plan layout, but I’m worried about safety. If I’m
Are Study Pods Easy to Clean Between Student Uses?
Dozens of students will be cycling through these learning pods every single day, and I’m worried they’ll become a breeding

















