Unbox It. Build It. Walk In.

2–4 hours with two people for most models. Meeting Booths may take 4–6 hours.

Two people for all models. A step stool and rubber mallet are helpful alongside the included tools.

No. Every component is labeled, the guide is step-by-step, and our team is available for remote support if you get stuck.

You have three options: self-assembly (tools and guide included), a third-party contractor of your choosing, or optional professional installation arranged through Quiet Cabins. Contact info@quietcabins.ca for professional installation availability and pricing. Third-party contractors operate independently and are not employees or agents of Quiet Cabins.

No. Warranty coverage is the same regardless of how your unit is assembled: self-assembly, third-party contractor, or professional installer. What activates your warranty is completing and signing the Post-Installation Inspection & Acceptance Certificate (PDI). Assembly that deviates from Quiet Cabins' written instructions is not covered regardless of who performed the work.

A checklist completed and signed at installation handover. The PDI establishes your warranty start date (Structural: 4 years, Acoustic: 3 years, Electrical & Hardware: 2 years) and documents the condition of your cabin. You have 5 business days from the PDI signing date to report any defect not captured on the checklist. Photo documentation is mandatory. The installer must submit photos to info@quietcabins.ca on or before the installation date.

If your booth does not achieve a measurable reduction in ambient noise consistent with its published specification, notify Quiet Cabins within 30 days of installation. We will reassess placement, inspect seals and installation, and offer remediation. Refund eligibility requires proper installation, appropriate environmental conditions, and no modifications.

First 12 months: parts and labour covered for manufacturer defects. After 12 months: parts covered under warranty; labour billed at standard service rates. Travel charges may apply depending on location.

Quiet Cabins are classified as modular furniture on casters. Most municipalities don't require permits. We recommend confirming with your local authority. The purchaser is responsible for all permits, zoning approvals, and site readiness before the installation date.

The purchaser (or their contractor) is responsible for ensuring the installation site is accessible and compliant, obtaining all required permits and regulatory sign-offs, and meeting applicable building and safety codes. Delays caused by site non-readiness may result in additional charges for storage, re-delivery, or rescheduling.

Yes. Every Quiet Cabin sits on lockable casters. Roll it to a new location anytime. No disassembly or tools required.

All disputes arising from third-party contractor work must be resolved directly with the contractor. Whether referred by Quiet Cabins or sourced independently, contractors operate as independent parties. Quiet Cabins is not liable for contractor workmanship, conduct, or any loss or damage arising from their work.