Dreampod VMAX Flotation Tank & Sensory Isolation Pod

Some rooms are made for a float tank, not just fit around one. The VMAX is Dreampod's extra-large, commercial-grade flotation pod — built for luxury home wellness rooms and professional float studios alike, where the experience has to be flawless every 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 to nothing, the VMAX is a sensory escape designed for deep stillness and mindful rest. Its generous interior gives even taller users and athletes genuine room to move and settle — comfort engineered for every body type. Stretch out fully, drift, and let the extra space do what it does best: turn floating carefully into floating freely.

What sets the VMAX apart is how effortlessly it runs. Everything about the pod — the way the door moves, the way the water holds its warmth, the way each session resets for the next — is engineered for heavy, repeated use without complaint. For a float studio, that means a workhorse that keeps its promises on the hundredth float of the month. For a home retreat, it means equipment that still feels new years in, maintained with a wipe-down rather than a work order. And because it can be managed from wherever you are, the tank fits into your day instead of demanding one.

More than equipment, the VMAX is a dedicated environment for stillness and reflection — whether it's the centerpiece of your home retreat or the workhorse of a thriving float practice.

• Room for couples floats — or simply more space to stretch out solo
• Up-sized filtration pump keeps turnover between floats to a minimum — built for back-to-back sessions
• Smart control, effortless management — TCP/IP network connectivity lets you manage temperature, lighting, music, scheduling, and sessions remotely from a computer, tablet, or phone, through an intuitive touchscreen
• Facility-ready reporting — built-in reporting and operational monitoring make day-to-day management simple for float studios and wellness facilities
• Built to run, day after day — commercial-grade fiberglass inside and out, finished for durability and easy, low-maintenance cleaning under heavy, repeated use
• Room for everyone — the extra-large interior is designed for maximum comfort and freedom of movement, welcoming users of all body types
• Crafted to last — robust gas-spring door, die-cast aluminum handle built for daily use, hidden passive air circulation that preserves the quiet and the heat, and an anti-slip floor
• Automatic water care — 10-micron filter bag, UV array, and chemical injection run automatically after each float

How is the VMAX different from the Home Float Pro?
The VMAX is the larger, commercial-grade model — an extra-large interior plus smart network control, scheduling, and reporting tools suited to float studios as well as serious home setups. The Home Float Pro is the residential-focused tank.

Can it be used at home, or is it only commercial?
Both. It's built to commercial standards but works equally as a luxury home float tank — the durability and smart controls are a benefit either way.

What does installing it at home involve?
A 220V circuit (the pod draws 2,000 W), a space planned with the room setup guide on this page, and flooring that can carry a total operational weight of 2,400 lbs+. Free remote, video-guided setup with a Dreampod technician is included, or in-person installation is available at $650 per pod plus travel and lodging.

How much Epsom salt and water does it take?
About 500 kg (roughly 1,100 lbs) of Epsom salt dissolved in 130–140 gallons of water, with salt topped up about monthly.

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 and wipe down between floats — the pod is finished for easy, low-maintenance cleaning.

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.

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.