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Time to Float

4.8· 103 reviews on GoogleKings Rd, Calf Heath, Hatherton, WolverhamptonMore in HathertonMore in Wolverhampton

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Time to Float is the West Midlands' longest-running floatation therapy centre, now operating from a beautiful rural location at Mind Body Lab in Calf Heath, Staffordshire.

Open 7 days a week, they offer award-winning floatation therapy (recognised in Small Business 100 2017, Small Business Sunday 2018, and SME Spa Service of the Year 2020) alongside infrared sauna and cold water immersion.

Their floatation pods are filled with Epsom salt solution and are used for pain relief — including fibromyalgia, arthritis, and back pain — as well as stress reduction, anxiety and depression management, muscle recovery, and pregnancy support. Over 10 years they have helped more than 2,000 fibromyalgia sufferers achieve pain relief.

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Open 7 days a week

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Floatation TherapyInfrared SaunaCold Water Immersion
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Where is Time to Float?

Time to Float is at Kings Rd, Calf Heath in Hatherton, Wolverhampton.

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At Time to Float you will find recovery, fitness studio and wellness.

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Time to Float has 4.8 out of 5 on Google based on 103 reviews.

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Hatherton, Wolverhampton

Kings Rd, Calf Heath, WV10 7DU, Wolverhampton

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