Monoplace vs multiplace hyperbaric chambers

If you are equipping a clinic or facility, one decision shapes your economics more than any other: single-person (monoplace) or multiplace. This guide explains the difference and how to choose.

Single-person (monoplace) chambers

A monoplace chamber treats one user at a time. CONSIDER's COHT20 single-person hard-shell is compact, simpler to install and ideal for boutique studios, wellness centers, salons and premium home use. It delivers full 2.0 ATA performance without the footprint of a multi-user cabin.

1.5–2.0 ATA · Single-Person Hard Shell COHT20 — Single-Person Hard Shell Chamber Q355 carbon-steel sitting chamber with integrated oxygen system. View COHT20 details →

Multiplace chambers

Multiplace chambers treat several users at once. The COHB20 supports 1–5 users and the COHS20 supports 1–3, both with dual controls and modular seating. They raise sessions-per-day dramatically and are the core revenue platform for busy clinics and hospitals. Browse the full multiplace range to compare.

1.2–2.0 ATA Multiplace Hard Shell

COHB20

Multiplace Hard Shell — 1 to 5 Users

Stainless-steel multiplace chamber for up to five users at 2.0 ATA.

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1.2–2.0 ATA Multiplace Hard Shell

COHS20

Multiplace Hard Shell — 1 to 3 Users

Compact stainless-steel multiplace chamber for clinics.

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Throughput and economics

Choosing for your facility

If you expect high demand and have the room, a multiplace system delivers the strongest utilization. For lower volume, limited space or a premium one-to-one experience, a single-person chamber is the efficient choice. Many facilities run one multiplace plus a monoplace for flexibility. Our clinic setup guide covers the full equipment plan.