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Insulation of a float tank – an overview

Building your own float tank is an exciting project—but one of the most overlooked pieces is insulation. Proper insulation keeps water temperature stable, reduces energy costs, prevents condensation issues, and helps maintain an overall comfortable environment. Below is a practical guide to insulating three critical areas: the room, the floor, and the tank itself. 1. […]

DFT Float Tank

From this site we have: These are some pictures from when the tank was up and running. Current state of the tank August 4, 2017 ~ Leave a comment Eventually after about 6 months of use I moved out of state and drained the tank. The salt that was left has now crystallized. The Tank August 4, 2017 ~ Leave […]

Electrical safety in floatation tank construction is a life or death matter

Floatation tank construction is a hybrid discipline, pulling from many other fields. Unless a person has advanced training in electronics, they could KILL themselves or someone else with their naivety. I asked a naive question in the electrical forum on reddit and learned a number of sobering things. Power outlets should not be within 6 […]

My old DIY tank did not have “hotspots” on the floor of the tank. My current one does

The ragtop DIY tank was built on the bottom floor of an apartment. The floor had cold tiles. The tank was heated by an H2Pro submersible heater: you simply put the heating element in the water 3-4 feet away from the temperature probe and it would heat the water. This tank was super simple: just […]

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