Stock Tank Cold Plunge Plan

Transform a stock tank into the ultimate DIY cold plunge - for less than $2,500 all-in.

This plan has absolutely everything you need to build a cold plunge from a Rubbermaid 100 or 150 gallon stock tank from start to finish. I've taken out all of the guesswork for you, simply follow along with each step to build the cold plunge you see pictured here - there are diagrams, videos and images for each phase of the project. 

Both plans include a plumbing assembly to bypass a chiller if you 1) aren't ready to purchase one just yet or 2) need to pull your chiller in the colder months. 

Plumbing Only Plan:

• Get a bare-bones cold plunge up and running in ~3 hours!
• Includes diagrams & step-by-step video for the entire assembly
• Complete shopping list with direct links
• PVC parts breakdown & best practices
  
• All-in cost for plumbing parts only ~$250
  • Estimate does not include tank, pump, or ozone generator
• Includes chiller bypass assembly in the plan

Full Start-to-Finish Plan:

• This build can be achieved in 2-3 days
• Includes plan for 100 & 150 Gallon Rubbermaid Stock Tanks
• Complete shopping list with direct links
• Diagrams, video & images for each step
• All in-cost for the entire DIY Cold Plunge (as pictured) ~$2,000-2,500
  • Save even more by building a DIY Lid/Cover
• Includes chiller bypass assembly in the plan

Rough Footprint (Full Build):

• 100 Gallon - 72" x 41"
• 150 Gallon - 80" x 48"