Residential soundproof sleep cabin
A residential acoustic cabin for rest and private space. Sliding or hinged door layouts, glazing, lighting and ventilation are reviewed around the room and intended use.
- Multi-layer wall construction
- Glazed door layouts
- Ventilation and lighting
Pricing, lead time and acoustic performance are confirmed with your project quotation.
Designed for the way you work.
A residential acoustic cabin for rest and private space. Sliding or hinged door layouts, glazing, lighting and ventilation are reviewed around the room and intended use.
Typical applications
Home rest areas and private media rooms
Configuration starts with your brief
Share available space, the noise source and required access. Final dimensions and construction are agreed in the technical drawing.
Step inside the sound test.
A company-supplied video of a sleep cabin after installation. The reported readings are approximately 112 dB outside and 44 dB inside after entering and closing the door.
- Outside · reported
- 112 dB
- Inside · reported
- 44 dB
Approximately 68 dB between these two reported readings.
Readings vary during the video. This clip is a site demonstration; standardized test conditions and a laboratory report have not been supplied. It is not a certified sound insulation rating or a guaranteed result for other installations.
Discuss your sleep cabin projectA residential acoustic cabin configured for your room
A residential sleep cabin is a separate acoustic space within a home or rest area. Multi-layer panels, glazing and the door layout are reviewed around the intended use and available space. Sliding or hinged door configurations, ventilation and lighting are confirmed for the project. Room access and the route for bringing the cabin components into the building also need to be considered.
What to include in your project brief
- Room and internal layout
- Provide the available floor area, ceiling height and the dimensions required for your intended use.
- Door and delivery access
- Show the preferred door position and the route through building doors, corridors or lifts.
- Ventilation and electrical needs
- Describe the installation environment, supply voltage and the proposed lighting and airflow requirements.
Product questions
Can the cabin dimensions be customised?
Dimensions and door positions are reviewed around the room and intended layout. Send a floor plan and access information before requesting a quotation.
Can I choose a sliding or hinged door?
The door configuration is selected during the layout review. Available space, access and the acoustic construction need to be considered together.
Does a sleep cabin guarantee complete silence?
No acoustic result is assumed without assessing the source and installation. Describe the noise you want to reduce so a project-specific target and configuration can be discussed.
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Make room for quiet.
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