New Flooring

So I put down some new flooring.

It's padding that interlocks, like in a gym.

Then reassembled the shop area.

So I'm at the point that once I get power to the trailer 

I'll put in the other door and start building the tank itself.

The Return of Club Troy

For all of those that had the pleasure of hanging out in Club Troy at my old house

I have decided to bring it back!

This is the work bench from my original club.

Diesels the new bouncer for Club Troy 2.0!!

Temp Check

An odd aspect to the float tank is the temperature the room needs to be held at

- they say around 86 degrees.

This is so when you get out of the 94 degree water your body doesn't go into Thermal Shock.

Well I may just have to get use to Trailer Thermal Shock

My small heater was able to keep the trailer right around 70 degree last night, 

with the low was just under 20.

After the tank goes in I think I'll be able to do a little better,

but not counting on a whole lot.

After this project is finished I'll start building something 

to pull it with.

I'm thinking along these lines:

Half Covered

So I have a little over 50% of the inside covered.

The shower side is left to be done.

I Just covered the upper back side - 

this is where the AC will go this summer.

Once I get the power figured out I'm ready to start on the tank!!

Insulation Done

So I finished the majority of the insulation and am getting ready to start putting up some covering.

Framed in for the second door, which should be done next week if possible.

The next step is power.

Once I know how that's going to work the rest should go quick,

until I start the bathroom.

Sunny doing an inspection of things.

Steal Up and Insulation

This weekend I ended up sealing up all the windows.

I hire out by the hour to do foam work if your interest.

Added some covers for the wheel wells,

extra insulation and I'll be walking on them during the tank construction.

So I have about 1/3 of the insulation done to this point.

Rest should go by fairly quickly.

So the next question is how warm can I keep it after insulation with

a small heater?  My hope is around 75 in the dead of winter.

I start taking some extra boards and putting up a make shift skirt -

see if that helps with the warmth.

Slow but Steady

This week I have made good friends with these two.

Filling in every crack I can find.

I got the insulation up on the ceiling and now ready to start on the walls.

So here is how she currently looks.