Site and power
Measure the room and the route to it, and have an electrician check your supply against the chamber’s requirements. Frost is air-cooled, so plan ventilation or cooling for the heat it releases.
What a chamber needs on siteFOR BUSINESS
Electric cryotherapy chambers for spas, gyms and wellness centers. Find your fit, then plan the room, the power and the people.
Spas & med spas
A walk-in chamber fits the rhythm of a treatment menu: the guest changes, steps in for a few minutes of cold air and steps out. Plan the room, the screening and the booking flow around that short session.
Start with Frost: air-cooled, on 1250 × 1600 mm of floor.
Gyms & recovery studios
Short sessions suit a busy floor. Decide where the chamber sits, who supervises it, how members book it and whether it belongs in a membership tier or as a paid extra.
Start with Frost: one guest at a time, 1–5 minute sessions.
Wellness & longevity centers
Centers that already run several services can schedule cold sessions alongside them. If you want a flagship chamber for your space, look at Fjord.
Look at Fjord, the larger flagship chamber.
Measure the room and the route to it, and have an electrician check your supply against the chamber’s requirements. Frost is air-cooled, so plan ventilation or cooling for the heat it releases.
What a chamber needs on siteSessions should be supervised by trained staff. Decide who screens guests, who runs the chamber and who steps in if anything looks wrong.
Safety and contraindicationsSessions last a few minutes, so changeover and screening set your pace. Build them into your booking slots instead of assuming back-to-back sessions.
Electricity is the main running cost. Model your price, volume and other costs in the calculator before you commit.
Open the payback calculatorFreight is quoted and invoiced separately, and installation and training are quoted with your order. Ask for every term in writing before you buy.
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