Huddle & Zoom Rooms
Small meeting-room enclosures repeated across a floor with consistent detailing — gasketed swings or top-hung sliders.
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Huddle Rooms
Huddle rooms succeed when the details repeat. We deliver them as a kit of parts, not as one-offs.
On a typical tech-floor rollout we deliver 10–40 huddle rooms in a single phase, all with identical front geometry, identical door hardware, and identical scheduling-panel openings. The repetition is what makes the floor read well.
Sliding doors are common in huddle rooms because they free the small footprint of swing-arc; gasketed swings are used where speech privacy matters more than space.
What's covered
- Repeated identical front geometry across the floor
- Gasketed swing or top-hung sliding entries
- Standard scheduling-panel cutouts
- Speech-privacy seals at door perimeter
- Consistent manifestation pattern
- Coordinated AV display blocking
Specifications
- Typical room count
- 10–40 per floor
- Door type
- Top-hung slider or gasketed swing
- Acoustic target
- STC 35–40 typical
Frequently asked
Sliding or swing for a huddle room?
Sliding saves floor space and is the default in rooms under ~80 sf. Swings outperform on acoustic.
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Send us your plans, finish schedule, or a few photos. We'll walk the space, recommend systems, and deliver a complete proposal — measure to punch-list.