Acoustically isolated booth
a booth and acoustic isolation technology, applied in the field of booths, can solve the problems of prohibiting people, high noise levels, and high background noise levels in the environmen
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[0042]A booth 1 in accordance with the invention is shown in FIG. 1. The booth 1 comprises an enclosure 2. The enclosure 2 has an opening 3 formed as a door frame in at least one side of the enclosure 2, leading to the inside of the enclosure 2.
[0043]As can be also seen in FIG. 2, a door 4 is arranged to be in an opened position allowing access to the enclosure 2 through the opening 3, and in a closed position, which fully closes the opening and acoustically separates the enclosure from the surrounding environment. The door 4 has a door handle 5, or may have any other grab and / or access locking means. In some embodiments the access means may be mechanical, such as keys, locks etc.
[0044]Alternatively or additionally the access means may be electronic based, such as magnetic cards, locks with alpha numerical keys and pins, radio frequency activated, fingerprint, smartphone, or connected to and controlled by software installed in a controller of the booth and / or connected and controlle...
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[0083]A booth in accordance with the invention is shown in FIGS. 8 to 12. The base, i.e. the floor, and roof of the booth are triangular in shape and the booth comprises three side walls. The booth comprises an enclosure. The enclosure has an opening in at least one side of the enclosure, leading to the inside of the enclosure.
[0084]FIG. 8 illustrates a top view of the triangular embodiment of the booth, showing an enhanced top ventilation system. The ventilation system may be enhanced for meeting booths that may accommodate two or more people. The enhanced ventilation provides greater quantities of air circulation, with minimal amount of fan noise.
[0085]As can be also seen e.g. in FIG. 9, a door is arranged to be in an opened position allowing access to the enclosure through the opening, and in a closed position, which fully closes the opening and acoustically separates the enclosure from the surrounding environment. Furthermore, FIG. 9 illustrates a perspective front view of the t...
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