Soundproof cabins are typically constructed using sound-absorbing materials, such as acoustic foam, fiberglass, or PET felt, which help reduce noise levels inside the cabin. The walls, ceiling, and floor of the cabin are lined with these materials to create a soundproof enclosure.

Soundproof cabins are equipped with ventilation systems to ensure a constant supply of fresh air. These systems are designed to minimize noise transmission while providing adequate airflow.

Soundproof cabins are equipped with lighting fixtures to ensure adequate illumination for work or activities inside the cabin. LED lights are commonly used due to their energy efficiency and low heat output.

Soundproof cabins are designed to achieve a certain level of sound insulation, typically measured in decibels (dB). The higher the dB rating, the better the sound insulation of the cabin.

Soundproof cabins come in various sizes and configurations to suit different needs. Some cabins are designed for individual use, while others are large enough to accommodate small groups for meetings or discussions.

Some soundproof cabins are designed to be portable, allowing them to be easily moved to different locations as needed. These cabins are typically modular and can be assembled and disassembled quickly.