Dreampod Sport Flotation Tank & Sensory Isolation Pod

The Dreampod Sport is a professional-grade flotation tank designed for the people who operate them — float centers, recovery studios, spas, and serious home wellness rooms. It pairs a beautiful float experience with the management tools to keep it running smoothly, session after session.

Step in, let the warm, salt-dense water hold you, and let the room fall away. Floating in near-weightlessness, with sound and light dialed down, the Sport creates a quiet, distraction-free environment for stillness, mindfulness, and rest. Athletes use time like this to come down from training; busy minds use it to come down from everything else. Either way, the tank's job is to hold the conditions steady — warm, silent, effortless — float after float, and for the person floating, it simply disappears, the way good equipment should.

For the person running it, the Sport is something rarer: a float tank that treats operation as seriously as experience. It's built to be monitored from wherever you are, to report honestly on how it's being used, and to put every setting — from water temperature to music to sanitation — within easy reach. Whether it anchors a busy commercial float schedule or a private recovery room at home, it's engineered for performance, reliability, and value, and its software keeps getting better over the life of the unit.

More than equipment, the Sport is a dedicated environment for stillness — and, for operators, a float tank engineered to be genuinely manageable day to day. It holds the stillness for whoever steps in next, and holds the details for whoever keeps it running.

• Smart remote management — connects over a standard TCP/IP network, so you can monitor and manage it from a computer, tablet, or phone, anywhere in your facility
• Operator insights — built-in reporting delivers real operational data: session counts and durations, idle time, pump operation, and heating-cycle monitoring
• Intuitive control — manage water temperature, session timing, music and audio, UV filtration schedules, chemical dosing, and operational settings from one user-friendly panel
• Flexible installation — install freestanding or built-in, fitting a commercial floor plan or a residential wellness room equally well
• Professional-grade water care — 10-micron filter, built-in UV, inline heater, and chemical injector, with filtration running automatically after each float
• Software that keeps improving — Dreampod's platform receives ongoing updates, so functionality and compatibility improve over the life of the unit

Who is the Dreampod Sport designed for?
It's built for operators — float centers, recovery studios, and spas — as well as serious home wellness rooms. Its reporting and remote-management tools are aimed at running a tank efficiently, while the float experience itself suits home use too.

How is it different from the Home Float Pro and VMAX?
The Sport is the operator-focused model, with detailed business reporting (sessions, pump, heating data) and freestanding-or-built-in install. The VMAX is the extra-large premium tank; the Home Float Pro is the residential-focused unit.

What does installing it involve?
It installs freestanding or built-in and requires a 220V / 60Hz single-phase circuit. Free remote, video-guided assembly and software setup with a Dreampod technician is included — or book in-person installation at $650 per pod plus travel and lodging. A room planning guide helps you prepare the space before it arrives.

How much maintenance does it need day to day?
Filtration runs automatically after each float. Beyond that, replace the 10-micron filter bag 1–2× per month, top up Epsom salt about monthly, and wipe down between floats.

How much Epsom salt does it use?
About 500 kg of Epsom salt to set up the float solution, topped up roughly monthly.

What if I need parts or service later?
Dreampod manufactures the pod themselves, so replacement parts ship within 24 hours and troubleshooting support is available 24/7 — important when a tank anchors a business.

How long does a typical float session last?
Most floats run 60–90 minutes — long enough to fully unwind into weightlessness without watching the clock. Newcomers often start closer to an hour and stretch longer as floating becomes familiar; with a tank at home, the session ends whenever you decide it does.

Is float therapy right for everyone?
Not always. Consult your physician first if you're pregnant, have open wounds, low blood pressure, epilepsy, or other medical concerns, and don't float under the influence of alcohol.