Which KRYO KUBE Is Right for You? The Complete Cryotherapy Chamber Buyer's Guide
Buying a whole-body cryotherapy chamber is a considered decision, and the first question is rarely "should I?" — it's "which one?" KRYO KUBE makes five models, from a compact home chamber to a bespoke, one-of-one luxury piece. This guide walks through each of them honestly: what it's for, who it suits, who it doesn't, and what it costs — so you can match the chamber to your space and your goals rather than the other way around.
What every KRYO KUBE shares
Before the differences, the common ground — because the choice below is about fit, not about compromising on the core.
Every KRYO KUBE model is Australian-made and delivers the same true, therapeutic −120°C in a two-to-three-minute session. Every model is 100% electric and nitrogen-free, which means no liquid-nitrogen deliveries, no gas storage, no special ventilation and no oxygen monitoring. Every model runs on a standard Australian 10-amp single-phase power point — the same socket you'd use for a kettle — so there's no three-phase rewire. And every model is backed by a 24-month all-inclusive warranty, a 48-hour service response and national Australian coverage.
So whichever model you choose, you're getting the same cold, the same efficiency and the same support. What changes is the size, the finish, the throughput and the presence.
The five models at a glance
UNO — the home chamber. Residential use, White finish. From AUD $35,000.
KUB — the compact commercial chamber. Day spas, laser and beauty clinics, small wellness spaces. White Pearl finish. From AUD $45,000.
EKO — the high-throughput workhorse. Gyms and recovery centres running all day. Black finish. From AUD $65,000.
PREMIUM — the design-led chamber. Premium wellness and hospitality spaces that want a statement. Customisable finish. From AUD $85,000.
OPULENT — the bespoke flagship. One-of-one luxury for the finest homes, resorts and superyachts. Custom premium finishes. From AUD $135,000.
UNO — for the home
The UNO is the only model designed purely for residential use, and everything about it is built to live in a house rather than on a commercial floor. Because it's electric, nitrogen-free and runs on a normal 10-amp plug, it sidesteps the gas, ventilation and heavy-power requirements that make most whole-body chambers impractical at home. It's finished in a clean White that suits a home gym, garage or dedicated recovery room.
Best for: individuals and households who want private, on-demand recovery with no appointments and no travel.
Not the one if: you're fitting out a business. The UNO is a residential chamber — for any commercial setting, look to the KUB, EKO, PREMIUM or OPULENT.
From AUD $35,000. See the UNO → (Also worth reading: our guide "Can I Buy a Cryotherapy Machine for Home?" — internal link.)
KUB — for clinics, day spas and beauty
The KUB is compact commercial cold, made specifically for smaller professional spaces: day spas, laser clinics, beauty-therapy studios and boutique wellness rooms. It carries the same −120°C technology and 24/7 reliability as the larger models, in a footprint that fits a treatment room. Finished in White Pearl, it sits cleanly in a clinical or beauty environment.
Best for: established clinics and spas adding cryotherapy as a premium service without dedicating a large room to it.
Not the one if: you're running a high-volume site with queues all day — the EKO is built for that — or you want a large design-statement piece, which is PREMIUM and OPULENT territory.
From AUD $45,000. See the KUB →
EKO — for gyms and recovery centres
The EKO is the workhorse of the range, engineered for high throughput: 50+ sessions a day, 24/7 operation, back-to-back with minimal downtime. It's finished in Black, which suits the aesthetic of most gyms and dedicated recovery spaces. If cryotherapy is going to be a core, high-traffic part of your offering, this is the model built to keep up.
Best for: gyms, recovery studios and sports facilities where the chamber earns its keep through volume.
Not the one if: you want a white or customised finish (the EKO is black only), or you're a smaller clinic where the compact KUB is a better fit for the space and budget.
From AUD $65,000. See the EKO →
PREMIUM — for design-led wellness and hospitality
The PREMIUM brings the same cold with real presence. Where the KUB and EKO are about fit and throughput, the PREMIUM is about how the chamber looks and feels in the room — it can be finished in white or customised to match your brand and interior. It's the natural choice for premium wellness clubs, high-end studios and hospitality spaces where the recovery offering is part of the experience, not just a service.
Best for: premium venues and hospitality spaces that want a customisable, design-forward chamber as a centrepiece.
Not the one if: your priority is the lowest entry cost — the KUB and EKO deliver the same core cold for less if customisation isn't essential.
From AUD $85,000. See the PREMIUM →
OPULENT — the bespoke flagship
The OPULENT is a one-of-one. This is bespoke luxury: custom premium finishes such as marble and made-to-order materials, built for the finest private homes, luxury resorts and superyachts. Everything the range does well, finished to a standard where the chamber is an object in its own right.
Best for: ultra-luxury builds and hospitality projects where a completely bespoke, statement piece is the point.
Not the one if: you want the KRYO KUBE cold experience at the most sensible price — every other model delivers the same −120°C session; the OPULENT is for when the finish and exclusivity matter as much as the function.
From AUD $135,000. See the OPULENT →
How to choose
The quickest way to narrow it down is by where the chamber is going:
For your home → the UNO. It's the only residential model, and it's built for exactly this.
For a clinic, day spa or beauty studio → the KUB. Compact commercial cold that fits a treatment room.
For a gym or recovery centre → the EKO. Built for all-day, high-volume throughput.
For a premium wellness or hospitality space → the PREMIUM. Customisable and design-led, made to be seen.
For a luxury, one-of-one project → the OPULENT. Bespoke finishes for the finest spaces.
Beyond location, three factors decide the rest: space (footprint and ceiling height), throughput (how many sessions a day you need), and finish (standard, customisable or fully bespoke). Budget follows naturally from those, and finance options mean the entry price needn't be paid in one hit.
Running costs, power and safety
Because every model is nitrogen-free and electric, the ownership story is the same across the range: no liquid-nitrogen refills, no gas-related safety requirements, and low running costs session after session. Running on a standard 10-amp outlet means no three-phase electrical work, and going nitrogen-free removes the ventilation and oxygen-monitoring considerations that come with gas-based systems.
If you're buying for a business, you can run the numbers yourself. Our ROI calculator lets you model your running costs and see how quickly the chamber pays for itself, based on your own session pricing and daily volume — useful homework before you commit to a model.
As with any cold exposure, users should be screened for suitability before their first session.
Finance and ownership
Finance is available across the range — including chattel mortgage and rent-to-own structures — alongside outright purchase. Every chamber is Australian-made and backed by a 24-month all-inclusive warranty, a 48-hour service response and national coverage, all handled in-house.
Starting prices shown are indicative and exclude freight and GST; final pricing depends on configuration and finish, particularly for the PREMIUM and OPULENT.
See it for yourself
The best way to choose is to experience the cold first-hand. Book a private viewing of the KRYO KUBE range in our showroom, or make an enquiry and we'll help you match the right model to your space.
KRYO KUBE designs and manufactures the world's most efficient 100% electric, nitrogen-free whole-body cryotherapy chambers in Australia. Make an enquiry.
