Clubby: the 4-in-1 photo, video and karaoke cabin

Four things to do, one cabin. Clubby, the world’s smallest club: photo booth, video booth and karaoke in 2 m².

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A real club atmosphere: sound, programmable LEDs, smoke machine, strobe and UV neon.

A high-resolution photo booth, with two prints per session.

A 4K video booth. The videos leave by QR code, by email and to the online gallery.

The full catalogue, driven from the screen inside.

Request a quote

Choose

Pick whatever track you want on the screen.

Step in

Up to eight of you, no more.

Let go

Four minutes that feel like a real club.

Walk out

Leave with your photo and your 4K video.

The cabin becomes yours.

It turns up dressed like your event.

Photo printingTwo prints at every session, out in seconds.

Photo and video brandingYour colours and your logo on the prints and on the video overlay.

Print filterPlain, black & white or retro, depending on the mood you want.

Spoken welcome messageYour voice, or a director’s, at the start of every session.

Custom playlistsFive playlists and their covers, put together with you.

Outside LEDsThe colour of the cabin’s edges, visible from a distance.

Full exterior wrapAll four sides. On a trade show floor, this is what people photograph most.

One panel wrappedThe whole door in your colours.

Lettering or logoA restrained decal on one side.

Designed and built in France.

The panels are cut and folded in Normandy.

The Clubby aluminium frame lifted by a forklift in the workshop — The aluminium frame leaves the workshop, before the wrap goes on.

Setting up the electronics and the LEDs of a Clubby cabin in the workshop — Assembly, wiring, and the LEDs set one by one.

The Clubby cabin at Delta Festival, surrounded by festival-goers — And out in the field, which is where we find out what needs fixing.

Kind to the planet
Built entirely in Normandy, from 90% recyclable materials, and drawing little power.
Compliance checked
They meet the electrical safety standards in force and have been inspected in full by a certified body.
Open to everyone
Designed to be inclusive, they meet French reduced-mobility standards — no step, no threshold.

What you need to have ready on site.

Enough to answer your production manager without calling us.

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Dimensions1.50 m wide × 1.30 m deep × 2.30 m high
Footprint1.95 m² — allow about 4 m² for the door and access
CapacityUp to 8 people
PowerOne single-phase 230 V socket, 16 A — 3,000 W
NetworkBroadband, wired if possible, 100 Mbps
Set-upTwo hours to build with three people, one hour to take down
Where it goesIndoors, or outdoors under cover
Session4 minutes, running back to back

What we get asked most.

How much space do you need?+

The cabin takes up 1.95 m² of floor. Allow about 4 m² for the door to open and for access, and at least 2.40 m of ceiling height.

What power supply do you need?+

One single-phase 230 V socket at 16 A, close by. The cabin draws 3,000 W when running. Our electrical compliance report is available to your technical team.

Can the cabin stay outside?+

It isn’t weatherproof: outdoors, we need something over it. Under a marquee or an awning, no problem at all.

Does the sound bother people nearby?+

The walls absorb most of it: we measure about 60 dB outside, the level of a conversation. So the cabin can keep running through a speech or a dinner.

Does someone have to operate it?+

An IMERSIA technician stays on site from build to take-down. Your guests use it on their own, but someone is always there.

Four things to do, one cabin. Clubby, the world’s smallest club: photo booth, video booth and karaoke in 2 m².

Four minutes, four moments.

Choose

Step in

Let go

Walk out

The cabin becomes yours.

Designed and built in France.

Kind to the planet

Compliance checked

Open to everyone

What you need to have ready on site.

For one night, or for the year.

For an event

In your venue

What we get asked most.

Accreditation & compliance

An event in the works ?