Office pod planning across the UK
Find the relevant city guide, then plan around your own premises. The model and furniture decide how the pod works inside; the full postcode, receiving route and building requirements decide how it gets there.
Six models, one configurator
Every FocusPod has a glass front and rear, built-in wheels and adjustable levelling feet.
FocusPod Solo
£4,495 · Configure this model ↗
FocusPod Solo Plus
£7,495 · Configure this model ↗
FocusPod Duo
£7,995 · Configure this model ↗
FocusPod Team
£9,995 · Configure this model ↗
FocusPod Meet
£10,495 · Configure this model ↗
FocusPod Max
£13,495 · Configure this model ↗


London and the South East
Use the London guide for the city’s workplace context, and provide the actual postcode for every project. Reading, Cambridge, Oxford and Milton Keynes belong in the same national planning process without being treated as London delivery addresses. For a campus or business park, identify the building, loading entrance and final suite rather than relying on the reception postcode alone.
Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds and Bristol
Our city guides connect model selection with practical site planning. Across an office tower, converted premises or business-park unit, check the route your own shipment will take. Record goods-lift dimensions and load limits, corridor turns, stairs and any booked unloading window. Do not assume a visitor entrance is suitable for the packed pod.
Scotland: Edinburgh, Glasgow and the exact destination
Edinburgh and Glasgow are covered in the Scotland guide. Keep the town and full postcode with the configuration, including where a project is outside those cities. Island or remote destinations need the whole transport route considered. For a multi-site order, separate each building’s receiving arrangements so one office’s requirements are not carried over to another.
Wales and Northern Ireland
Coverage extends beyond the English city pages. Include Wales or Northern Ireland in the project address, together with the full postcode, receiving contact and any campus, estate or shared-building instructions. Where the route has more than one transport stage, coordinate the final receiving appointment with the delivery plan rather than booking it from a general lead-time estimate.
A pod for your working day
A phone-call space and a room for longer desk work are different layouts. Compare the furniture and internal dimensions of Solo and Solo Plus, then consider Duo and Team for two users or Meet and Max for small groups. Keep space around the finished pod for circulation, door movement and servicing. Ask the facilities team to check the proposed position and any building requirements before the order is finalised.
Keep the project ready for installation
Configure the model, furniture, extras and quantity through the usual design journey. Record unloading, internal movement, assembly and packaging arrangements with the site information. The delivery and installation guides explain the next planning checks; the agreed project confirms the complete scope and schedule for your postcode.
Bring your project together
Choose the model and layout, then keep the full destination and receiving details with your configuration.