CLOTHES TREATMENT APPARATUS

A clothes treatment apparatus is disclosed. The clothes treatment apparatus includes a cabinet partitioned into a treatment chamber for allowing clothes to be hung therein, a cycle chamber for allowing machinery to be installed therein, and a tank installation space for allowing a removable tank comprising a water supply and a drainage tank to be installed therein, a door for opening and closing the cabinet, a steam unit disposed in the cycle chamber for supplying steam into the treatment chamber, a heat pump unit disposed in the cycle chamber for circulating air in the treatment chamber and conditioning the air that is circulated, a water supply tank disposed in the tank installation space, such that the water supply tank is separably installed in the tank installation space and is connected to the steam unit, for supplying water to the steam unit, a drainage tank disposed in the tank installation space, such that the drainage tank is separably installed in the tank installation space, for storing condensed water generated in at least one selected from between the treatment chamber and the heat pump unit, a water supply level sensor disposed in the water supply tank configured to directly sense a level of water stored in the water supply tank, and a drainage level sensor disposed in the drainage tank configured to directly sense a level of water stored in the drainage tank. In the clothes treatment apparatus, the level of water stored in the water supply tank or the drainage tank is directly sensed. Consequently, it is possible to sense the level of water stored in the water supply tank or the drainage tank without delay and to secure a sufficient space to store to be supplied during one cycle or condensed water, thereby improving the reliability of operation of the clothes treatment apparatus.