A Dreampod float tank holds a shallow solution of water and Epsom salt so you can float without effort. It’s also known as a sensory deprivation tank. We offer models for homes and commercial float centers, with different sizes, shapes, filtration capacities, features, and in-pod controls.

We wanted a float tank that feels welcoming, including to someone floating for the first time. The shape, interior space, and controls are designed to make entering, floating, and getting out feel comfortable and straightforward.

Yes. Every Dreampod float tank has a thermostat, an automatic session system, and an automatic filtration system. The models differ in size, filtration capacity, features, and in-pod controls. Operators still need to test the water and perform routine cleaning and maintenance.

It is very easy to clean around the motors and the pods. For the pump, just remove the engine box, and clean around the components with a damp cloth, soaked in warm water. Besides for this, you will need to change a filter bag once or twice per month, depending on how busy the Dreampod is. You will also need to add salt once per month, again, depending on how busy that tank is. Other than that, regular morning maintenance of wiping the tank down and getting it ready for business.