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The Haven Cloud set up in a living room, oxygen generator alongside.
The Haven Cloud up close, its support rings and generator behind.
The Haven Cloud in a sunroom corner, seen down its length.
1.5 ATAThe strong end of soft
10 L/minIts own oxygen generator
2.0 mFull-length cabin, frame and cover included

Soft chambers typically run 1.3 or 1.5 ATA; every chamber in our soft range runs 1.5. Automatic and manual pressure relief valves are fitted.

The detail

Everything you need to know

The space it takes, what the oxygen generator is, what comes in the box, and how soft compares with hard. Open whichever one decides it for you.

Full specification
Type
Soft chamber, zip-up TPU cabin
Position
Lying, single person
Working pressure
1.5 ATA
Cabin size
2000 × 900 × 1000 mm
Material
Food-grade TPU · fitted cover included
Frame
Inflatable support frame included
Oxygen generator
1–10 L/min adjustable · 340 × 345 × 725 mm
Delivery of oxygen
Nasal tube
Pressure relief
Automatic + manual valves
Control
Wireless control panel + remote
In the box
Cushion · humidification cup · filter · silencer
Options
Air cooler
What’s included

The chamber with its fitted cover, the inflatable support frame, the oxygen generator, the nasal tube, the cushion, the wireless control panel and remote, and kerbside delivery Australia-wide. Setup is yours — it is a zip-up cabin, not a build.

The space it needs
Cabin
2000 × 900 × 1000 mm set up
Generator
340 × 345 × 725 mm, sits alongside

A bedroom corner, a living room or a home gym all work — this is the one people leave out, because the fitted cover lets it sit in the room like furniture. It still packs away when you need the space.

Soft versus hard

A soft chamber is a zip-up cabin that runs gentler pressure — this one at 1.5 ATA against the 2.0 of our hard shells — at a fraction of the price, and it packs away. A hard shell is a fixed piece of equipment with the full clinic pressure. If you are weighing the two, the range page puts them side by side.

Safety

Automatic and manual pressure relief valves are fitted, and pressure is managed from the control panel. We walk you through safe use before your first session. For anything personal to your health, talk to your GP.

The Haven Cloud in a bedroom corner, generator connected.

The finish

A finished cover — furniture, not equipment

The fitted cover comes standard, over the same food-grade TPU cabin. It is the difference between a chamber you hide in the spare room and one that can sit where you actually live — which matters, because the chamber you can see is the chamber you use.

Fitted chamber cover included · food-grade TPU beneath

Close detail of the fabric-covered support ring against the cover.

The frame

An inflatable frame — it holds its shape

The support frame comes standard and keeps the cabin holding its form session after session, without a bar of metal in the house. It inflates with the chamber and packs away with it — no tools on the way up, nothing to store but the bag.

Inflatable support frame included · no tools · packs away

The wireless control panel beside the chamber.

The pressure

1.5 ATA — the strong end of soft

Soft chambers come in two builds: 1.3 ATA and 1.5. This is the 1.5, and every chamber in our soft range runs it. If you want the full 2.0 that clinics run, that is what the hard shell range is for.

1.5 ATA · soft category runs 1.3–1.5 · hard range runs 2.0

The oxygen generator connected to the chamber.

The oxygen and the air

Its own generator, and air that keeps moving

A dedicated generator supplies oxygen-enriched air for the whole session, adjustable from 1 to 10 L/min through a soft nasal tube. The compressor keeps fresh air flowing through the cabin the whole time, with a filter on the way in and a silencer keeping it quiet.

1–10 L/min adjustable · filter and silencer included · humidification cup

The valve fittings set into the cover.

The valves

Two relief valves — one automatic, one yours

The automatic valve holds the cabin at its set pressure, releasing air the moment it climbs past the mark. The manual valve is yours: turn it and the pressure comes down whenever you want it to, from inside. You are never waiting on a machine to let you out.

Automatic pressure relief · manual relief valve · remote control inside

The boxed chamber at the kerb on delivery day.

Delivery

Delivered to your kerb — boxed, Australia-wide

Kerbside delivery anywhere in Australia is included. It arrives boxed — at your kerb in the morning, zipped up that afternoon, because it is a cabin you set up, not a build. We confirm the space and answer everything with you before it ships.

Kerbside, Australia-wide · included in the price

How it happens

From a call to a working chamber

01

Talk it through

A call about the room, the use, and whether soft or hard fits you better. Pricing is open; the call is about fit.

02

We confirm the fit

The space, the questions, and exactly what arrives in the box — settled before anything ships.

03

Delivered to your kerb

Boxed, kerbside, anywhere in Australia. Zip it up, and we walk you through safe use before your first session.

Want the full 2.0?

The hard shells run clinic pressure

If the deciding factor is pressure rather than price or portability, the hard shell range reaches the full 2.0 ATA that clinics run, starting at $29,995.

See the hard shell range

The rest of the soft range

The other two soft chambers

The Haven Air soft chamber in a home wellness corner.

The entry point · lying down

Haven Air

$11,995 AUD

The lightest way in — the same cabin and generator, without the frame and cover.

See the Air
The Haven Rise upright soft chamber in a light-filled room.

The upright one · sit, not lie

Haven Rise

$14,995 AUD

A seated soft chamber with headroom — read or work through the session.

See the Rise

Questions

Frequently asked

How much space does it need?

Set up, the cabin is 2000 × 900 × 1000 mm with the generator standing alongside. It is the one people leave out in the room, and it still packs away when you need the space.

What does it add over the Haven Air?

Same cabin, same pressure, same oxygen generator. The Cloud adds the inflatable support frame and the fitted cover as standard, so it holds its shape better and sits in a living space like furniture.

What is the difference between soft and hard?

Pressure, permanence and price. A soft chamber runs 1.5 ATA, sets up without building work and packs away, from $11,995. A hard shell runs the full 2.0 ATA clinics use and is a fixed piece of equipment, from $29,995.

Is it safe?

Soft chambers of this kind are well tolerated when used as directed. Automatic and manual relief valves manage the pressure, and we walk you through safe use before your first session. For anything personal to your health, talk to your GP.

What does it feel like?

The pressurise feels like a plane descending — your ears pop, then it is quiet. Gentler than a hard shell, because the pressure is lower.

How long is a session, and how often?

Sixty to ninety minutes. Owners tend to settle into a weekly rhythm that suits their routine.

The Chamber Buyer’s Guide

Get the Chamber Buyer’s Guide

Current pricing on the full range, an honest guide to soft versus hard, and the delivery and space requirements.

A specialist will reach out. No pressure, and no spam.

The Wellnest Haven hyperbaric chambers are sold as wellness and recovery equipment for general wellbeing, relaxation, performance and recovery. They are not represented as treating, curing or preventing any medical condition. Information on this website is general in nature and is not medical advice — please consult your doctor about your individual circumstances.