The finished one · lying down
Haven Cloud
$13,995 AUD
The same cabin, dressed for the house — frame and fitted cover standard.
See the Cloud



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
The footprint it takes, how the seated position works, what comes in the box, and how soft compares with hard. Open whichever one decides it for you.
The chamber, the external metal frame, the foldable sofa, the oxygen generator, the nasal tube, the wireless control panel and remote, and kerbside delivery Australia-wide. Setup is yours — it is a zip-up cabin, not a build.
The smallest footprint in the range — about the floor space of an armchair, standing 1.65 m tall. It packs away when you need the room.
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.
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 position
Some people simply will not spend an hour lying in a tube, and this is the chamber for them. You sit on the sofa inside, upright, the way you would in a chair — which makes reading, a laptop, or a phone call completely normal mid-session.
Seated, single person · foldable sofa included

The cabin
At 1450 × 800 mm on the floor it takes about the space of a reading chair, and stands 1.65 metres tall. It is the chamber for the room that does not have a spare two metres of floor.
1450 × 800 × 1650 mm · smallest footprint in the range

The frame
An external metal frame comes standard and keeps the upright cabin holding its shape while pressurised, session after session. On the lying chambers it is an option; here it is part of the design.
External metal frame included · automatic + manual relief valves

The pressure and the oxygen
The strong end of the soft category — soft chambers come in 1.3 and 1.5 builds, and every chamber in our soft range runs the 1.5. The dedicated generator supplies oxygen-enriched air for the whole session, adjustable from 1 to 10 L/min.
1.5 ATA · 1–10 L/min adjustable · nasal tube

Delivery
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
A call about the room, the use, and whether soft or hard fits you better. Pricing is open; the call is about fit.
The space, the questions, and exactly what arrives in the box — settled before anything ships.
Boxed, kerbside, anywhere in Australia. Zip it up, and we walk you through safe use before your first session.
Want the full 2.0?
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.
The rest of the soft range
The finished one · lying down
$13,995 AUD
The same cabin, dressed for the house — frame and fitted cover standard.
See the Cloud
The entry point · lying down
$11,995 AUD
The lightest way in — a full-length lying cabin with the same 1.5 ATA.
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Set up, the cabin is 1450 × 800 mm on the floor — about an armchair — and 1650 mm tall, with the generator standing alongside. It packs away when you need the room.
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.
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.
The pressurise feels like a plane descending — your ears pop, then it is quiet. Gentler than a hard shell, because the pressure is lower, and upright the whole time.
Sixty to ninety minutes. Owners tend to settle into a weekly rhythm that suits their routine.
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.