Stock Tank Framing Plans (PDF) | DIY Cold Plunge
Stock Tank Framing Plans (PDF) | DIY Cold Plunge

Stock Tank Framing Plans (PDF) | DIY Cold Plunge

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Please note - this plan is for either the 100 gallon Rubbermaid Stock Tank or the 150 gallon Rubbermaid Stock Tank (I got mine at Tractor Supply). 

This is the step-by-step plan to build a frame for your tank that includes a mechanical area designed for a Penguin 1/2 HP HE Chiller, Pump, Ozone & Filtration System. Make sure to check measurements of your equipment before starting your build.

**I do have a full step-by-step tutorial on YouTube for this framing project**

My YouTube Channel will be a great resource in addition to this PDF. Make sure to follow me there, on TikTok & Instagram - @DIYCOLDPLUNGE

I would also recommend joining my private group on Facebook, we have thousands of people learning and experimenting with different set-ups.

Rough Footprint:

  • 100 Gallon - 78" x 36"
  • 150 Gallon - 85" x 41"

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Chris P.
Almost complete

First time I've ever bought pre made plans, and I can't recommend enough. All of Joe's plans are detailed and easy to follow, and made the project go quick and smooth.

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Charles T.
Easy DIY. Super easy

Followed the instructions it was a straight forward build. LOVE the stock tank build.

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Burnis
Grateful for these plans - saved me a ton of money in the long-run.

After spending a couple hundred dollars on an inflatable tub and buying ice molds, I quickly realized a stand alone chiller-driven unit was in the best interest of my wallet and time. I stumbled upon DIYCP's YT channel and purchased the plans. Over the course of a few weeks I was able to build this unit. It stays at 50 degrees and stays clean using double filtration + UV sanitizer/ aerator. The pump I purchased is way over sized so I get really good water flow to eliminate the thermo bubble. Added in a drain spout coming out the one side, so I can hook up a hose and drain it to the outside. Clean and refill every 6 months. Added in some AV cabinet fans to the lid on the mechanical area to help pull air through grates and keep air moving across the chiller. I also installed some lighting in the mechanical area. I had to fancy it up a bit with some RGB wireless remote controlled LED pucks, and a corny little sign to stare at while submerged. Next project is the DIY Sauna, which I already purchased the plans for.

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Jeremy N.
Over 2 years and still going!

Over 2 years and the OG stock tank plan I have was a fun build and Joe is a pleasure to work with ! Couldn’t be happier to have found diy cold plunge

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Garrett A.
Great Weekend project

He does all the hard work for you! Just follow step by step and you are done before you know it. Best part is if you have any questions he responds quickly too!