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When you decide to step into the world of shared immersive technology, the first question is usually: “Which structure do I actually need?”
At Igloo Vision, we offer two primary types of immersive spaces- Cubes and Cylinders. While both provide a powerful, shared experience without the isolation of headsets, each is engineered with a specific geometry to suit different professional needs.
To help you decide, here is a clear guide to our structures and how to find the perfect fit for your goals.
Cylinders were developed specifically because our clients needed a "best-of-both-worlds" solution. They offer the deep immersion of a dome but are built to be totally practical for the modern workplace. It is no surprise that these have become our most popular and frequently used products.

The Cube is our most intimate option, designed for when space is at a premium but presence is still essential.
No matter which structure you choose, every Igloo space is built for shared experiences. It’s about getting your team out of headsets and into a space where you can see each other, talk to each other, and move projects forward together.
Ready to find your perfect fit? Explore our range of immersive rooms or contact us today to discuss how we can help you choose.
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