Float Tanks buying guide
A float tank holds shallow, body-temperature water with a high concentration of Epsom salt so you float effortlessly in a quiet, dark space.
What are your options?
Float pods
Enclosed pods with a lid. The classic home or studio choice.
Float cabins and rooms
Walk-in designs with more headroom, popular in commercial studios.
What to look for
- Footprint and floor load (a filled tank is very heavy)
- Filtration, UV and heating systems
- Home vs. commercial use and the warranty for each
- Delivery, install and ongoing salt maintenance
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Common questions
How heavy is a float tank?
Filled with water and salt, many weigh well over a ton. Check your floor and the vendor's install requirements before ordering.
How much upkeep is there?
Expect regular filtration, water testing and occasional salt top-ups. Vendors provide maintenance schedules.
The information on this site is for general education and is not medical advice. Talk with your doctor before starting heat, cold, light, pressure, float, PEMF or vibration therapy, especially if you are pregnant or have a medical condition.
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