Choosing between the two configurations
Start with the booth’s planned position. Look at the direction people will approach from, the circulation path around it and what sits behind the booth. A left-hand door may suit one layout, while a right-hand door may suit another; compare the listed orientation with your floor plan rather than assuming the configurations are interchangeable in every position.
Next, consider the back wall. The clear glass option may be a fit when a more visually open appearance is preferred or when the booth’s placement makes the rear finish visible. The PET felt back offers a different material treatment. Choose based on the look and context you want, and consult the detailed product information for any material or care guidance not included in the collection details.
Match the booth to the work setting
For offices with frequent calls
Think about who will use the booth and where calls are most likely to happen. Place it where employees can reach it without interrupting the main work area, while keeping the door approach clear. If several people may need a private space at the same time, consider how this booth fits into the wider mix of work and meeting spaces. The collection information does not specify capacity or acoustic performance, so check those details against your requirements before deciding.
For a considered interior scheme
Use the listed color choices as a starting point for coordinating the booth with desks, seating and surrounding finishes. The collection attributes include beige, black, green, grey, blue, brown, pink, red, white, wood and yellow. Not every color is necessarily offered with every configuration, so confirm the available selection for the model you want. Also check how the back-wall finish will appear from the parts of the room where it can be seen.
What to check before you lease
Before choosing, confirm the exact model, door orientation, back-wall finish and color selection. Review the detailed specifications for dimensions and any other requirements, then compare them with the intended location, access route and surrounding furniture. If the booth will be placed near a wall or in a busy circulation area, make sure the planned position leaves suitable room for access and use.
Myntwork offers Narbutas SONUS S PLUS phone booths on a monthly lease. Share your preferred configuration and intended use when enquiring, and check the product details with the team so the selected booth fits your workplace plan. Comparing these practical details first can make it easier to choose between the two listed models without relying on assumptions about features that are not specified here.
Frequently asked questions about Narbutas SONUS S PLUS Phone Booth
What distinguishes the two SONUS S PLUS phone booths?
The listed configurations differ by back wall and door orientation. One has a clear glass back and a left-hand door; the other has a PET felt back and a right-hand door.
How should I choose the door orientation?
Compare the left- or right-hand door with your floor plan, approach route and nearby furniture. Confirm the orientation for the exact model before selecting.
Which back-wall finish should I choose?
Choose between the clear glass back and PET felt back based on the booth’s placement and the appearance you want. Check the product details for any further material information.
Are all listed colors available on both models?
The collection lists several colors, but availability may differ by configuration. Confirm the color options for the specific SONUS S PLUS model you are considering.
What should I verify before leasing a booth?
Confirm the model, door orientation, back-wall finish and color. Review detailed specifications such as dimensions and compare them with your planned location and access route.
