Office
Is ambient scenting safe for offices?
Safe when it is specified for people who sit in the room all day — not for a visitor passing through.
Short answer
Yes, when the system uses IFRA-certified fragrance oils delivered as a cold-air dry vapour at low output. There is no heat, no aerosol propellant and no residue on surfaces or equipment. Safety data sheets are available for every oil we supply, and offices should dose for continuous occupancy — lower than a lobby or a retail floor.
What makes a workplace system safe
Cold-air nano-atomisation breaks the oil into a dry vapour rather than a mist. Nothing settles on desks, screens or documents, and no propellant is involved.
Every fragrance we supply is formulated to International Fragrance Association standards, with safety data sheets available on request for facilities and compliance teams.
- IFRA-certified, alcohol-free oils with safety data sheets
- No heat, no aerosol, no propellant
- Dry vapour — zero residue on surfaces or IT equipment
- Safety data sheets supplied for every fragrance
Dosing for continuous occupancy
An office is not a lobby. Staff are in the space for eight hours, so output is set well below the level used in a transient arrival area, and scheduled around core hours rather than run flat out.
Consulting staff before you install
The practical route is simple: share the fragrance shortlist and the safety data sheets, ask about known sensitivities, and agree quiet zones that stay unscented. Most objections disappear once people know the output is low and the oils are certified.
- Circulate the shortlist and SDS before install
- Agree unscented zones for anyone with a sensitivity
- Review output after two weeks and adjust in the app
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