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Phone Booths Layout Planner for Offices

Compare three phone booths layouts for offices. Set your wall dimensions, check door swing and see how much open floor each option leaves.

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Study corner with a wall-mounted desk, open shelves and a nearby window
Workspace inspiration: use daylight while keeping the desk surface clear.

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Three ways to plan the room

A phone booth or focus room should support one quiet task without becoming a storage closet. These options use a desk, seat and small support surfaces only; verify selected product dimensions, ventilation and building services with suppliers and project professionals.

Working canvas13 × 12 ft

13 × 12 ft/156 sq ft/3 of 3 layouts fit

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At a glance

Sit or Stand Workpoint leaves the most open floor area · 144.3 sq ft

Illustrative footprints only. Check actual openings, columns, connections, operating space, and applicable requirements on site. Shared links save room size; door settings stay in this session.

Study 01

Desk Facing the Door

Fits
Desk Facing the Door plan at 13 by 12 feetScaled room outline with 3 numbered furniture footprints, annotated wall dimensions. Element dimensions and the key appear in Plan notes.12313′ 0″12′ 0″FRONTBACK WALL
Open floor
139.8 sq ft
Clear rectangle
9′ 6″ × 10′ 0″
Plan notes 3 elements
  1. 1Compact desk4′ 0″ × 2′ 0″
  2. 2Task chair footprint2′ 6″ × 2′ 6″
  3. 3Small bag shelf1′ 0″ × 2′ 0″

Face the desk toward the entry for a straightforward arrival and video-call position. Keep a small shelf for a bag or headset rather than adding deep storage that competes with the seat.

Trade-off: The user sees the door and may be distracted by movement outside; a different desk orientation may suit longer concentration.

Study 02

Side Desk with Clear Entry

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Side Desk with Clear Entry plan at 13 by 12 feetScaled room outline with 3 numbered furniture footprints, annotated wall dimensions. Element dimensions and the key appear in Plan notes.12313′ 0″12′ 0″FRONTBACK WALL
Open floor
139.3 sq ft
Clear rectangle
8′ 6″ × 11′ 2″
Plan notes 3 elements
  1. 1Side desk2′ 0″ × 4′ 0″
  2. 2Task chair footprint2′ 6″ × 2′ 6″
  3. 3Wall shelf3′ 0″ × 0′ 10″

Place the desk along a side wall and leave the entry view open. A shallow shelf at the back can hold a notebook or headset without making the room feel like an office store room.

Trade-off: A side-facing position can create a less direct camera background and should be checked with a call test.

Study 03

Sit or Stand Workpoint

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Sit or Stand Workpoint plan at 13 by 12 feetScaled room outline with 3 numbered furniture footprints, annotated wall dimensions. Element dimensions and the key appear in Plan notes.12313′ 0″12′ 0″FRONTBACK WALL
Open floor
144.3 sq ft
Clear rectangle
10′ 8″ × 10′ 0″
Plan notes 3 elements
  1. 1Compact height-adjustable desk3′ 6″ × 2′ 0″
  2. 2Stool parking footprint1′ 6″ × 2′ 0″
  3. 3Personal item ledge0′ 10″ × 2′ 0″

Use one height-adjustable surface with a small stool that can park at the side. Keep personal items on a shallow ledge so the work surface stays available for a short focused task.

Trade-off: The adjustable desk and stool need careful product selection to fit the compact footprint without crowding entry movement.

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Photographs for design inspiration
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Workplace inspiration: shared tables and layered overhead lighting.
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Workspace inspiration: a work surface integrated into a bedroom.
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Workspace inspiration: a compact desk with nearby closed storage.

Before you measure

Room notes and site checks
Layout
Group booths near shared circulation but set their doors off the direct path to desks.
Detail
Provide a shelf, hook, fan or air path, and a light that does not cast a hard shadow on the caller.
Trade-off
More booths improve call access while taking away flexible team area.
  • Try a full-length call with the door closed
  • Check door swing against passing traffic
  • Mock up the door, desk, chair and bag positions at the actual room dimensions.
  • Test camera framing, screen glare and seated or standing use before selecting furniture.
  • Confirm product, ventilation and service needs with the supplier and project team.

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