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The honest comparison

You need one more private room. Not a renovation. One room where a call can happen with the door shut.

There are two ways to get it. Build it, or buy it.
Most offices only ever hear the contractor's side. Here is both.

Door one

Build it

Drywall, a door, a new circuit, a permit.

Weeks of trades on your floor

  • Landlord consent before anyone starts
  • Stays with the building when you leave
  • You learn the final cost at the end
Door two

Buy it

A Work Booth. Furniture on casters.

One afternoon, two people

  • One standard wall outlet, no construction
  • Yours. It leaves with you
  • One itemized quote before you commit
  • 30 dBSpeech reduction
  • One outletStandard 120V, no electrician
  • 2 to 4 hoursTwo-person assembly
  • 4 yearsFrame and panel warranty

We find out that even the simplest renovation cost tens of thousands.

A buyer fitting out a new open office in North York, on a call with our team

That call is not unusual. Since May, more deals in our pipeline have been lost or paused to built space than to any other booth brand. The real competitor is drywall. So this is the comparison that matters.

What Building a Room Takes

Every building is different. This is the usual order of events for a closed room inside a leased office.

  1. Design
    DrawingsA designer or architect draws the room. This happens weeks before anyone picks up a tool.
  2. Consent
    Landlord approvalMost leases need written consent for anything attached to the floor, walls or ceiling.
  3. Permit
    Permit and inspectionFull-height walls, a new circuit and a moved sprinkler head usually mean a building permit, then a wait for the inspector.
  4. Build
    Trades, in sequenceFraming, drywall, taping, paint, electrical, an HVAC diffuser, the sprinkler, a door, a flooring patch. Each trade waits for the one before it.
  5. Meanwhile
    Your team works around itDust, drilling, taped plastic sheets, and after-hours labour billed at after-hours rates.
  6. Invoice
    The surpriseThe line that was not in the quote. There is always one.
  7. Lease end
    Restoration when you leaveMany leases say put the space back the way you found it. You pay to build the room, then pay to take it out.

Before you call a contractor, get the booth number. One itemized quote within one business day.

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What a Booth Takes

A real install of a Collaborative Work Booth, photographed on site. Custom red finish.

  • Wrapped booth panels leaning against an office wall and laid on the carpet before assembly
    STEP 1Panels arrive flat packed and wrapped.
  • The red booth frame standing in the office with wrapped panels still leaning on it
    STEP 2The frame goes up. Nothing anchored to the floor.
  • An installer fitting the glass panels and door onto the booth frame
    STEP 3Glass and door go on. Film still on the glass.
  • A man on a phone call inside the finished red Collaborative booth with the door shut
    STEP 4First call, door shut.
  • 94 inEvery model fits under a standard 8 foot ceiling.
  • One plugLighting, ventilation and the outlets inside run off one standard wall outlet.
  • About a weekDelivery when the model is in stock in the GTA. A certified installer builds it, after hours if you need.

Side by Side

Built roomWork Booth
Time on your floorWeeks of tradesTwo people, two to four hours
ApprovalsLandlord consent, and usually a permitFurniture on casters. No construction
Who owns itThe buildingYou
When you moveIt stays, or you pay to remove itRolls across the floor. Comes apart for the next office
Adding anotherAnother projectAnother order
Cost certaintyKnown at the endOne itemized quote before you commit

The Day You Move Out

This is the part the contractor's quote never shows. The lease ends, or the team outgrows the floor. A built room stays behind. If the lease has a restoration clause, you pay a crew to turn it back into open floor.

A booth leaves with you. Across the floor, it rolls. To another floor or another building, it comes apart into panels and goes back up the same way it came in. One client moved two floors up in the same building and took all four of their rooms with them.

Whenever we wanna move the office, we can take couple of screws off and then move to the next.

A buyer explaining why they chose a booth over drywall, on a call with our team
Four Single Work Booths in a row on one office floor
Four private rooms on one floor. Nothing attached to the building.

When Building the Room Is the Right Call

We would rather tell you this now than on the phone.

  • You own the building and plan to be in it for a decade.
  • The room needs plumbing, a sink or a window.
  • The room needs an odd shape, or has to share a wall with something fixed.
  • You need a boardroom-sized space, not a room for one to six people.

If that is you, build. Everyone else is paying for walls they cannot take with them.

The Money

A built room typically runs $180 to $350 or more per square foot once drywall, electrical, HVAC and permits are in. Ask your contractor for the all-in number, including restoration at the end of the lease.

We do not publish a price list, because the number depends on four things: the model, how many rooms, whether you add professional installation, and where it is going. Tell us those four below and you get one itemized written quote within one business day. The room, delivery and assembly are separate lines, so you can see what each part costs. Three rooms or more steps the per-room number down, and financing is available with the booth yours at the end.

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Get the Booth Number First

Pick the rooms you need and tell us where to send pricing. A real person replies with one itemized quote: room, delivery and assembly as separate lines.

  • Reply within one business day
  • Volume pricing from three rooms
  • Financing quoted beside the purchase price
  • No price list, no call centre, no spam

Request Pricing & Availability

Tell us the model, how many, and your postal code.

  1. The space
  2. Where to send pricing
Is this for a workplace or a home? *
Which booths, and how many? *
Single Booth
Single Booth 1 person
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Comfort Booth
Comfort Booth 1–2 people
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Double Booth
Double Booth 2 people
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Collaborative Booth
Collaborative Booth 4–6 people
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Executive Booth
Executive Booth 6–8 people
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  • Delivery & install quoted based on location
  • Furniture customization available
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Booths ship flat-packed. Individual panels clear a standard 32 in doorway and a passenger elevator, so ceiling height is the only hard constraint at delivery.

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