FAQ

What are your opening hours?

Our reception is open Monday to Friday from 8:30-17:30. For Members with 24/7 access, please make sure it is just you using your pass outside of our normal working hours. All doors are security-monitored with cameras and heat mapping technology.

Can I book meeting rooms?

There are breakout areas on all floors, but if you need a more formal meeting room or you need to bring in more than one or two guests, please book a room through your membership dashboard.

How fast is the WiFi?

We have a 1Gb leased line, which means you should not notice any delay. It gives us 1000Mb upload and 1000Mb download speeds on our dedicated line. Plus our routers are protected with a firewall that is monitored 24/7.

Is printing extra?

There is a business-class printer at reception. Prices are 40p for colour and mono is free. All member plans have a free printing allowance.

Do I need headphones?

We know how divisive music can be in an office, but this isn’t just an office. Some open work areas will have music, and some will be quieter, so you can choose where to sit according to your taste.

Can I have guests?

Guests are welcome; you’re the ambassadors for your space, so please make them welcome. You, the member, must be in the space at all times with your guests. When a member has stayed longer than two hours, they need to purchase a day pass.

Can I bring my dog?

We welcome well-behaved dogs. Remember that some people don’t like dogs, so as long as they are leashed to your chair, don’t bark, get on with other dogs and people, then they’re welcome. If they distract members from working, they must stay at home.

Can I bring my child?
We know life doesn’t always run to schedule. But Contingent Works is a professional, shared space and not set up for children. For safety, focus, and fairness to all members, we discourage bringing children into the space.

If you're stuck, we might allow a short visit; just let the team know in advance. You'll need to supervise them at all times, keep them close to your desk, and make sure they’re not disturbing others.

Think of it like our dog policy: if they’re quiet and under control, we won’t make a fuss.