Room requirements
Cryosauna Cryomed PRO needs a very small area for setup. In fact, 6 m2 is adequate to provide enough space for operation. However, due to the machine’s weight not exceed 350 kg it must be installed on a solid floor (concrete or properly tiled floor), NOT on flooring made of wooden panels etc.

When deciding on a room in which to set up Cryosauna be sure to measure the size of ANY door frames you will need to use in order to deliver Cryosauna components inside the room. Door frame width of any doors MUST be at least 670 mm to make the delivery possible.

You have to provide an opening in the room wall (120 mm in diameter) for an exhaust system so that nitrogen vapors can be extracted properly while Cryosauna is in operation. The hole for the pipe can either be made in the wall or the pipe can be integrated in the window (vent sash) as long as proper tight fit for the hose is provided.

Air-conditioning and ventilation with actively circulating air (both in and out) are strongly advised. Addition of oxygen sensors is recommended too.

The ambient room temperature should be between 15 °C and 24 °C and the humidity should not exceed 60 %. The distance from the walls to either side of the machine should be at least 300 mm (30 cm).

The entire assembly of Cryosauna PRO takes roughly 2 hrs. Cryosauna must be operated by trained staff who successfully completed appropriate training and received a certificate.

How much does a cryotherapy chamber cost? This is usually the first question asked about cryo-equipment. Cryosauna’s pricing depends on a number of technical characteristics but clients are often surprised to find Cryosauna cost less than one might expect.