Commercial cryotherapy, built for throughput

Whole-body cryotherapy is the showpiece of a modern recovery floor: a two or three minute session, a strong sensory experience, and a queue that moves fast. For an operator, the appeal is throughput. A chamber that turns members around quickly, holds its temperature between sessions and runs reliably all day is a genuine earner. Buying one well means matching the technology, electric or nitrogen, to your space, your volume and how hands-on you want to be.

Why operators are adding cryotherapy

Cryo is fast, memorable and premium. Sessions are short, so a single chamber can serve a lot of members in a day, and the experience is distinctive enough that people book it as a treat as well as a recovery tool. It anchors a recovery menu and supports premium pricing. What the science genuinely supports, and where the popular claims run ahead of the evidence, is set out plainly in our Science Lab guide to cryotherapy.

The Helix cryotherapy range

From a compact local unit to flagship whole-body chambers, electric and nitrogen, the range spans a wide spread of budgets and footprints.

Cryo Flow, Local Cryotherapy£11,999Activ Cryo V2, Nitrogen ChamberFrom £44,999Cryo Q ONE, Electric ChamberFrom £94,999

View the full Helix Cold range, including ice baths and cold plunges, or compare systems side by side.

Specifying for a facility

A whole-body chamber needs floor space, a suitable power supply and, for nitrogen units, gas storage and proper ventilation with the safety monitoring that goes with it. Local units are far simpler and plug into a treatment room. Helix surveys the space, confirms the electrical and ventilation detail, installs the equipment and briefs your team on safe operation, so the room is compliant and ready to run.

What it returns

Short sessions and high throughput make cryotherapy one of the better per-hour earners in a recovery space, especially when sold in courses and packages rather than single sessions. The trap is over-modelling the busy evening and forgetting the quiet morning, so price and program to fill the day. Give your team the honest evidence from our Science Lab and they can sell it with confidence rather than overpromising.

Delivered, installed and serviced

Helix delivers, installs and services across the UK and Europe. For cryotherapy that means correct installation, ventilation and safety set-up where needed, a staff briefing, and one team to support you afterwards.

Common questions

How much does a commercial cryotherapy chamber cost?
Local units such as the Cryo Flow start around £11,999. Whole-body nitrogen chambers begin from £44,999, and fully electric whole-body chambers from £94,999, specified to your site.

What is the difference between electric and nitrogen cryotherapy?
Nitrogen chambers are cheaper to buy but need gas supply, ventilation and careful handling. Electric chambers cost more but use no nitrogen, allow full whole-body immersion and are simpler to run.

What does a cryotherapy chamber need to be installed?
Floor space and a suitable power supply, plus gas storage and ventilation for nitrogen units. Helix confirms the full specification at survey and installs it.

Does Helix install and support it?
Yes. We deliver, install and service across the UK and Europe, and brief your team on safe operation.