2.0 ATA Hardshell Multiplace Hyperbaric Chamber with BIBS Mask

A multiplace hyperbaric chamber is a hard shell chamber that seats more than one person at a time. The whole chamber is pressurized, and each occupant breathes oxygen through a mask. It is the format used in many clinics and professional recovery centers.

ATA stands for atmospheres absolute, a measure of pressure. 2.0 ATA is about twice the pressure at sea level, a higher setting used in professional and clinical hyperbaric protocols. Higher pressure allows more oxygen to be delivered during a session.

BIBS stands for built in breathing system. These masks deliver oxygen directly to each person inside the chamber, which keeps the breathing supply clean and consistent for every occupant.

This is a commercial grade hard shell multiplace chamber built for clinics, recovery centers, and professional facilities that serve several clients at once. Its rigid build and higher pressure suit steady, supervised use.

Hard shell chambers reach higher pressure and offer rigid, durable construction, which is why they are common in clinical settings. Soft shell chambers are lighter and more portable at lower pressure. Explore both in our hyperbaric chambers collection.