Solace Float Tank

The Solace Float Tank is a modern float tank engineered with reliability in mind.Designed by an Australian Engineer the tank strikes a practical balance of features integral to a reliable and easily maintained system.

The Solace Float Tank is the result of 5 years of research, design and testing .Solace Float has been operating our tanks in our own centres, this has given Solace the opportunity to modify our system based on our own experience.

The tanks are meticulously produced in Bali with our Australian engineer overseeing every detail in the process. We are proud of our tanks and put a lot of time, love and care into every build ensuring your investment will continue to benefit you far into the future.

The float tanks are all produced in Bali, Indonesia. All critical equipment is sourced from the US, UK and Australia.

The Solace Float Tank boasts a modern and innovative design and is specifically built to address the most common issues with other tanks on the market. Our approach was to design a tank that had all the features of a modern flotation therapy tank yet with a simpler more robust construction to ensure durability and ease of maintenance. We Build our tanks with the owner operator in mind. Ideally, we want you to never have to call us with a problem.

Our Engineer who designed and oversees the production of the tanks comes from a very practical engineering background. “Some of these top of the market tanks look great on paper with all the automated bells and whistles. Half of the functions are not required and will cost you more in the long run as they need to be recalibrated after a time, which your average operator can’t do and requires a specialist.

I believe in building a functional high quality tank that is as simple as can be for an owner operator to maintain and that is designed in such a way that it can perform all functions with or without automation software. Thus ensuring maximum durability and minimizing downtime due to an overly complicated system.” – Julian Lunt, Australian Ships Engineer

Once the tank is operational, the water maintenance is similar to that of a typical spa/jacuzzi. The frequency of checks largely depends on how frequently your tank is used. A typical maintenance schedule will include the following:

• Sanitization level check.
• Buoyancy/density check.
• PH and alkalinity check.
• Change filters.
• Cleaning the interior of the pod.
• Top up the solution level is as required.

For all the points above, your average maintenance cost is around $40 USD per month. The cost can be more or less dependent on frequency of use. A tank at home for personal use will cost significantly less in monthly maintenance.

Length: 260cm
Width: 150cm
Height: 135cm

The Solace Float Tank is one of the larger tanks available on the market. We made sure that a person of height 210 cm (6’10”) could comfortably float. The internal dimensions are 240 cm x 130 cm.

There are multiple ways a tank can be sanitized. It’s a matter of preference or regulation depending on your location and operational status. Hydrogen Peroxide, Chlorine and or Bromine in combination with UV are the most common and are all available options.

Average maintenance costs is approximately $40 USD per month. Your only other cost is power which is used for lighting, cleaning cyles and heating the tank.

500 – 550kg. Approximately 1200lbs per float tank.

Installation is free of charge. Cost of our technician’s travel and basic accommodation is to be paid by the client.

Yes, we can. We ship worldwide.

Our tanks are specifically built to order. A single tank takes 6 – 8 weeks to produce. For multiple orders the time frame per tank is shortened as we can work on them simultaneously.

It can take 1 or 2 days to install.

A room 4 m x 3.5 m (13 ft x 15 ft) will fit a Solace Float Tank. This allows ample space to include a shower, changing area and machinery space.Let us know what you have in mind and we are happy to offer advice on layout.

Yes, it is possible. You should ensure that the structure is certified to be able to support the weight of the float tank.

No, the tanks can be easily filled by a hose. There’s no need to have a water supply in the room. Although, we do suggest that it is useful to have a water line in the room for hosing down the floor.

This will depend on where you are in the world and the relative supply voltage.The main consumers of power are:

• Elecro 2kw or 3kw heater
• X2 circulation pumps at 500 Watts each (¾ Hp).
• Electrical control box consuming minimal power.

We use a 220 Volt single phase system for our float centers with an average load current of 18 Amps and average power load of 4 KW .The Solace Float Tank control system can be matched to any nominal supply voltage internationally.

We use the 3kw Heater in the commercial setup as it heats the water faster in between clients. This can be reduced to a 2kw heater depending on the application. We also like to employ 2 pumps for a dual filtration system. This can also be reduced to a single pump setup depending on the specific application.

All critical components are imported from the U.S, UK or Australia. Heaters and UV units come with their own warranty by the supplier. We import all gel coats and vinyl ester resins from Australia to ensure the best quality protection and durability of the tank structure.

The volume of the solution is approximately 950 litres at 25cm deep.