Float tank basin is ready for coating and liner.

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This tank is designed to be narrower than most.

This allows the floater to center just by letting hands splay out enough to touch the sides and stop the movement side-to-side.

On wide tanks the movement side-to-side can be quite a distraction waiting to be able to top the side and stop.

This also provides a smaller foot print of tank and less water and salt to fill.

I'm 6 ft and 220 and fit with plenty of room for comfortable use. Inside dim is. 88" x 39" x 13" deep for a 10"  water line.

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