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Phone boxes in the office give conversations the space they need. For calls, video appointments and everything that shouldn't have to run between desks. Especially in open-plan offices, they create more privacy, keep voices out of the room and make conversations more pleasant for everyone. This not only helps others in the office. It also helps the person in the conversation. Less noise all around. More peace and quiet when listening. More focus on what is being said. This makes calls easier to understand, more confidential and much more relaxed in everyday life.
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A call area makes a difference precisely where conversations would otherwise constantly take place in the middle of everything else. At a desk. In the hallway. Half in the room, half in a meeting. That’s not ideal for the call, nor for everyone around it.
That’s why you need a space designed specifically for such conversations. Depending on your needs, this can be more open or more secluded. What matters isn’t just the design, but that the area suits the nature of the conversations and is used effectively in everyday office life.
Then calls have a designated spot. Video meetings run more smoothly. Confidential matters stay where they belong. And the office doesn’t have to bear the brunt of every conversation on the side.
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Where a short conversation doesn't turn into an office event.
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Telephone boxes should be easily accessible without being in the middle of the main walkway. It is important to have a place where conversations are kept to a minimum and other work areas are not unnecessarily affected. The call area is then used on a daily basis and not bypassed.
Open telephone boxes create more shielding and a little more privacy in the office. Closed telephone boxes go further and shield conversations much more. Open is good for short calls with some privacy. Closed is better if calls are more confidential or need more privacy.
A call area is useful if telephone calls, video appointments or confidential conversations take place on a regular basis and should not simply take place at the desk. This makes a noticeable difference, especially in an open-plan office. Conversations have more privacy and the rest of the workspace is less disturbed.