Altitude Room Systems

Simulated-altitude rooms for training, sleep, hotels, athlete accommodation and residential projects — engineered around your room volume and intended use.

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One altitude platform. Multiple room applications.

Box Altitude designs controlled hypoxic environments for commercial and residential projects. A training room has different airflow and occupancy requirements from a bedroom, hotel suite or apartment, so each system is sized around room volume, intended use, occupancy and target altitude.

Application	Typical use	Planning guide
Altitude training room	Gyms, teams, institutes, universities	~1 F20 / 12 m³
Altitude bedroom	Home sleep and residential use	~1 F20 / 16 m³
Hotel / athlete accommodation	Sports hotels, resorts, apartments	~1 F20 / 16 m³ sleeping-room guide

These are initial planning guides. Final specification depends on room design, leakage, occupancy, target altitude, ventilation and operating conditions.

How an altitude room works

A Box Altitude system supplies reduced-oxygen air into a suitably controlled room and works toward the selected oxygen concentration, creating a simulated-altitude environment while users train, sleep or recover.

How many generators does an altitude room need?

As an initial guide, active training rooms are typically planned at approximately one F20 per 12 m³, while sleeping rooms are typically planned at approximately one F20 per 16 m³. A 60 m² training room with a 2.4 m ceiling is 144 m³, giving an initial estimate of approximately 12 F20 generators before final review.

NZCIS — training and altitude accommodation in one facility

The New Zealand Campus of Innovation and Sport (NZCIS) in Upper Hutt demonstrates the scale of a multi-room Box Altitude project. The facility combines a large simulated-altitude training environment with four altitude-enabled apartments, allowing athletes to train and sleep within a controlled altitude programme at the same performance campus.

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Altitude rooms for hotels and wellness properties

Sports hotels, training resorts, wellness properties and athlete residences can integrate simulated-altitude bedrooms or suites for athlete stays, pre-acclimatisation and premium performance experiences.

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Altitude bedroom vs altitude training room

Bedrooms are designed primarily for long-duration overnight exposure and generally use a lower airflow requirement per cubic metre. Training rooms must accommodate active users, higher metabolic demand and potentially multiple occupants, so they normally require greater generator capacity.

Modular F20 systems for larger rooms

Multiple F20 generators can operate together, allowing projects to scale from a single bedroom to large commercial altitude rooms and multi-room facilities.