Industry Expertise
Peter Marsh's involvement with the floatation therapy industry dates back to 1993 when he co-founded Floatworks, a small float tank centre located on Clink Street near London Bridge.
The centre started with two float tanks and increased to three before the business was forced to relocate to nearby Thrale Street SE1 in 2001. With nearly 3500 sq ft of basement space the business opened with six floatation tanks and expanded to nine floatation tanks by 2008 making it the largest floatation therapy center in the world.
The business was again forced to move in 2015 to a 2000 sq ft location in Vauxhall which houses four float tanks.
In 2020 Floatworks opened a second location with six float tanks based in Islington, London N1.
In 1998 Pete co founded Leisure Float Ltd, a manufacturing company which revolutionized the float industry with the introduction of the i-sopod float tank.
Over the last 28 years Pete has inducted thousands of people to floating, and has installed hundreds of float tanks across every continent off the globe.
In 2017, Pete designed and built the worlds first inflatable float tank which is gaining popularity due to its ease of deployment and portability.
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A true pioneer of the industry, few people possess a similar level of experience. Peter is also a qualified fitness instructor and has a passion to educate athletes on the benefits of floatation.
“When I first got into float therapy I tried it 3 times in a week and it was so beneficial that I had an-other two sessions leading up to the 2008 European Cup at Annecy, France. It was there I jumped a personal best of 6.81 m and qualified for the Beijing Olympics.”
JADE JOhnson
Pete worked at the Floatworks with injured Athletes Jade Johnson and Tasha Danvers on the run up to 2008 Beijing Olympics. Unfancied Tasher went on to win a bronze medal in the 400m hurdles final. Both Athletes found substantial benefits from float therapy, speeding up their respective recoveries.
Our team have spent the last year developing a mobile float therapy system that can be deployed on the day.
This requires preparing the epsom salt solution in advance to transporting it to the site and staying to provide professional induction and management of the float tank and hygiene of the epsom salt solution.
Exhibiting at Leisure Industry Week during late 90s, this floatation tank was equipped with a TV monitor enabling Athletes to use cyber-vision audio video programs to increase performance through neuromuscular programming.
