Dreampod Vmax Float Pod Large Two Person Sensory Deprivation Tank
Dreampod Vmax Large Float Pod and Sensory Deprivation Tank Feeling boxed in by a standard float tank? If you're tall, athletic, dealing with mobil...
View full detailsHome float tanks, including inflatable and solid-core designs, are built for personal and family use in a spare room or basement. Commercial pods are built for back-to-back sessions, with larger filtration systems and more durable construction.
Traditional float tanks use shallow water saturated with Epsom salt so you float effortlessly. Dry float beds let you float on a water-filled membrane without getting wet, which is easier for high-volume or clothed sessions.
A filled float tank is very heavy. Confirm your floor can support it, and plan for humidity control, a nearby shower and the electrical requirements listed on the product page. Call us and we'll review your space before you order.
Float tanks rely on filtration and sanitation (often UV, ozone or both) between sessions. Commercial settings should also follow local health codes.
It depends on the tank size. Manufacturers specify the salt volume for each model, which is often several hundred pounds.
Many people float for about 60 minutes, though sessions can be shorter or longer.
This information is for general education and isn't medical advice. If you have a medical condition, are pregnant, or take medication, talk with your doctor before starting any new wellness therapy.
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