Many offices need a quiet place for two: 1:1s, job interviews, feedback talks and client calls. The obvious option is a dedicated 2-person booth, often called a duo booth. A second option is a compact meeting booth that seats two comfortably but can also take three or four people.
mute-labs does not sell a separate duo booth. Its meeting booth is designed for 1 to 4 people, and many customers use it mainly for two. This article compares both approaches on size, features and price, so you can decide which suits your office.
The mute-labs meeting booth has two benches facing each other across a table. How it is used depends on the number of people:
The booth can also serve as a private office for one person who needs a longer stretch of focused work.
The mute-labs meeting booth needs about 2.4 m² of floor space. That is only around 0.15 m² more than Poddie Meet 2, a dedicated 2-person booth.
The main differences:
In short, for about 6% more floor space, the meeting booth offers twice the seats.
The interior measures 170 × 123 cm with 202 cm of headroom. Because it is equipped for four people, two users have more space than the minimum they need.
The booth is made in Germany from locally sourced materials.
A duo booth covers the first two rows well and is the more compact choice when floor space is very tight. If meetings of three or four people also happen in your office, a meeting booth covers all four rows with one purchase and helps keep larger meeting rooms free.
The mute-labs meeting booth starts at €8,490 excl. VAT, with leasing from €198 per month over up to 60 months in Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, France and Belgium. Poddie Meet 2 starts at €7,400 excl. VAT, shipping and assembly.
Final prices depend on configuration, delivery and installation, so it is worth comparing complete offers. mute-labs has more than 40 showrooms in Europe where the meeting booth can be tested before buying.

A dedicated duo booth suits offices that will only ever need space for two. For teams that also meet in threes and fours, a meeting booth is the more flexible option. The mute-labs meeting booth needs only about 0.15 m² more floor space than Poddie Meet 2 and offers twice the seats.
Many offices need a quiet place for two: 1:1s, job interviews, feedback talks and client calls. The obvious option is a dedicated 2-person booth, often called a duo booth. A second option is a compact meeting booth that seats two comfortably but can also take three or four people.
mute-labs does not sell a separate duo booth. Its meeting booth is designed for 1 to 4 people, and many customers use it mainly for two. This article compares both approaches on size, features and price, so you can decide which suits your office.
The mute-labs meeting booth has two benches facing each other across a table. How it is used depends on the number of people:
The booth can also serve as a private office for one person who needs a longer stretch of focused work.
The mute-labs meeting booth needs about 2.4 m² of floor space. That is only around 0.15 m² more than Poddie Meet 2, a dedicated 2-person booth.
The main differences:
In short, for about 6% more floor space, the meeting booth offers twice the seats.
The interior measures 170 × 123 cm with 202 cm of headroom. Because it is equipped for four people, two users have more space than the minimum they need.
The booth is made in Germany from locally sourced materials.
A duo booth covers the first two rows well and is the more compact choice when floor space is very tight. If meetings of three or four people also happen in your office, a meeting booth covers all four rows with one purchase and helps keep larger meeting rooms free.
The mute-labs meeting booth starts at €8,490 excl. VAT, with leasing from €198 per month over up to 60 months in Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, France and Belgium. Poddie Meet 2 starts at €7,400 excl. VAT, shipping and assembly.
Final prices depend on configuration, delivery and installation, so it is worth comparing complete offers. mute-labs has more than 40 showrooms in Europe where the meeting booth can be tested before buying.

A dedicated duo booth suits offices that will only ever need space for two. For teams that also meet in threes and fours, a meeting booth is the more flexible option. The mute-labs meeting booth needs only about 0.15 m² more floor space than Poddie Meet 2 and offers twice the seats.