Integrating a DEEPWORK into a drywall construction

In general, it is possible to integrate a DEEPWORK into a drywall construction.
However, there are several important factors to consider during the planning process.

1. Ensure proper air circulation

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The DEEPWORK requires sufficient airflow to ensure that the ventilation, lighting and overall indoor climate function correctly.

Please keep the following in mind:

• The ventilation grilles in the ceiling unit must not be completely enclosed.
• The ventilation openings at floor level must remain able to draw in fresh air.
• There must be adequate airflow both above and below the booth.

The most important factors are the CO₂ levels in the surrounding environment and how frequently the air in the room is exchanged. Unfortunately, we cannot assess these conditions in advance.

Ideally, the DEEPWORK should continue to have direct access to the room's air and should not be completely surrounded by drywall elements.

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2. Maintain access to technical components

For maintenance or repair work, the ceiling unit of the booth must remain accessible.

The control unit for the lighting and ventilation is located behind the ventilation grille in the ceiling unit and can only be accessed from above.

When planning your drywall construction, please ensure that the ceiling unit remains accessible from the outside after installation.

Please note that if drywall elements need to be removed for service or warranty work, we are unable to cover any resulting costs.

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3. Allow enough space for installation

A minimum clearance of 50 cm (20 inches) is required around the booth during installation.

Although the booth can be moved slightly after assembly, sufficient working space must be available throughout the installation process.

Please also note that it is generally not possible to install the booth into a drywall construction that has already been fully enclosed. The ceiling unit, side panels and installation areas must remain accessible during assembly.

If you already have plans or technical drawings, feel free to share them with us. We are happy to review them and discuss what is technically feasible and what should be considered during planning.

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Installation time

Installation of a DEEPWORK typically takes around 3–4 hours for a team of two installers. If the booth is being assembled for the first time or if the installation environment is particularly complex, the installation may take longer.

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Warranty and custom installations

As we are unable to technically assess custom drywall projects in advance, we unfortunately cannot provide warranty coverage for these types of installation environments.

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Need assistance?

We're happy to provide assembly and disassembly instructions for the DEEPWORK. Simply contact us via our contact form with a short description of your project, and we'll be glad to help.