Buy 500 Gallon Propane Tanks Online
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Buy 500 Gallon Propane Tanks Online
Buy 500 Gallon Propane Tank Online
Are you ready to purchase your own propane tanks?
Owning your own propane tank has several advantages, the greatest being the freedom to shop around for the best propane prices and services.
Beyond that, you can finally leave fixed pricing, annual fees, and poor customer service behind.
Just make sure to have the tank installed in a safe way that follows all codes and regulations.
Inter-modal Container Ltd Services gives you peace of mind knowing that your propane tank and connections are installed safely, properly, and with quality workmanship.
We offer our 500-gallon propane tanks (plus more!) for sale
These horizontal tanks are available for above-ground or underground installations. Available in 120 through 1,000-gallon capacities. “AG” above-ground tanks are painted and “UG” tanks are coated for underground use. “AG/UG” tanks are approved for above or below-ground use.
Inter-modal Container Ltd Now Supplies a Full Line of Gas-Powered Appliances
In today’s world, everyone is looking to be more fuel efficient due to the rising fuel prices and the threat to our environment. Having high-efficiency appliances running in your home is not only going to save you money every month on fuel costs, but it will also provide for a better world in the future.
500 gallon LP tank, a 20kw Generac, Raypak gas pool heater, and Noritz 1111 tankless hot water heater installed at his home.
All of these are great high-efficiency products that will benefit your home and your pocket. Here is some more information on all of these appliances:
500 Gallon LP Tank
- You are not tied to just one gas supplier. You can pick any gas company you choose.
- The tank is buried underground so it will not take up any space in your yard.
- Propane is a clean energy source, so by having a propane tank you are practicing environmentally friendly behaviors.
20kw Generac
- It can be installed in almost any type of home.
- It can back up a multitude of air conditioners in your home and other additional rooms.
- It is extremely corrosion-resistant because of its aluminum fixture.
Raypak Gas Pool Heater
- It doesn’t matter if you have natural gas or propane, this system works for both types of fueling systems.
- It’s extremely weather and wind-resistant, provides years of durability, and it will not rust or damage your pool.
- They take up a lot less space than traditional heaters.
Noritz 1111 Tankless Hot Water Heater
- You can save up to 40% on your current water heating bill.
- You won’t have any hot water shortages because a tankless heat water when needed.
- These heaters have a lifespan of up to 20 years.
Reliable Power Systems can now supply a full line of these gas-powered appliances through our gas supply houses, so don’t hesitate to ask about all that we can do.
Have questions about any of these appliances? Give us a call at Reliable Power Systems today!
This 500 gal propane tank size is perfect for central heating and hot water heaters. Typically, 500-gallon propane tanks are used for whole-home systems, home heating, generators, and pool heat. 500-gallon propane tanks are also used for commercial applications, such as heating, cooking, dry cleaning, and crop drying. The tank is about 3′ 11 1/2″ tall and 9′ 10″ in length.
This 500 gal propane tank size is appropriate for most homes ranging from 2500 to 4500 square feet. It is the smallest tank size that metered systems for communities will be drawn from. Inter-modal Container Ltd offers a 500-gallon propane tank for sale at the best price.
With this above-ground propane tank for sale, you can save installation time and costs compared to underground models. The underground tank requires professionals to excavate your lawn. There’s also the risk of “floating,” meaning that the tank could shift under the ground if it’s not completely settled on a sturdy foundation. Above-ground tanks stand several inches off the ground and are safer for flooding conditions.
Propane stores well, is clean-burning, and is easy to refill. Simply lift the lid on the propane tank, and check the gauge inside. The best time to call your propane dealer for a refill is when it’s at 20-30 percent full. Propane is odorless, but an odorant is added to it so that it will give off a smell if it’s leaking. If you have questions about the operation of your appliance or gas systems, contact your local gas dealer.
Never allow your gas container to be filled above the maximum safe level.
A regulator is required for use to reduce the pressure of the tank to the working, usable pressure.
Features
- Class 150
- ASME certified, meaning that once it’s installed it is not portable
- Above ground tank
Specifications
- Water Capacity: 500 Gallons
- Outside Diameter: 37.5″
- Head Type: Ellip
- Overall Length: 9′ 10″
- Overall Height: 3′ 11 1/2″
- Leg Width: 15″
- Leg Spacing: 5′ 0″
- Weight Empty: 920 lbs.
Underground propane tank 500 gallons. Buy your own propane tank from Inter-modal Container Ltd and save! You’ll benefit from a better propane price per gallon when you own your own tank, plus propane is typically less expensive than gas.
The underground Tank is ready to bury with a Durable Coating
This 500 gal propane tank size is perfect for central heating and hot water heaters. Typically, 500-gallon propane tanks are used for whole-home systems, home heating, generators, and pool heat. 500-gallon propane tanks are also used for commercial applications, such as heating, cooking, dry cleaning, and crop drying. The tank is about 5′ 9 3/8 tall and 9′ 10″ in length.
Valspar “Q-thane”, a ready-to-bury, special underground propane tank coating, was developed specifically to give your 500-gal underground tank superior durability and corrosion resistance for decades to come. Because propane is a nontoxic fuel that won’t contaminate water sources or soil, these large tanks can be buried underground without any risk to the environment. Plus, it won’t disrupt the look of your landscape!
Propane stores well are clean-burning and are easy to refill. Simply lift the lid on the propane tank, and check the gauge inside. The best time to call your propane dealer for a refill is when it’s at 20-30 percent full. Propane is odorless, but an odorant is added to it so that it will give off a smell if it’s leaking. If you have questions about the operation of your appliance or gas systems, contact your local gas dealer.
Never allow your gas container to be filled above the maximum safe level.
A regulator is required for use to reduce the pressure of the tank to the working, usable pressure.
Features
- Class 150
- Quality steel construction
- ASME certified, meaning that once it’s installed it is not portable
- Below ground propane tank 500 gallon
Specifications
- Water Capacity: 500 Gallons
- Outside Diameter: 37.5″
- Head Type: Hemi
- Overall Length: 9′ 10″
- Riser Height: 5′ 9 3/8″
- Leg Width: 15″
- Leg Spacing: 5′ 0″
- Weight Empty: 953 lbs.
500 500-gallon propane Tanks are the perfect tank for homes and businesses!
Are you looking to purchase a 500-gallon propane tank (or a series of tanks) for your home or business?
If so, talk to us at Inter-modal Container Ltd to see what is right for your situation!
We offer stand-alone 500-gallon propane tanks
Maybe you aren’t sure if you need a 500-gallon tank or another size. If so, here are a few tips for you:
Make sure to consider several factors that influence how long a tankful of propane lasts:
First, what are you using the tank for? If you are using propane only to heat your home, it will last longer than if you are using it for heat, plus power to appliances.
Second, how big is your home? A bigger home requires more energy to heat, and therefore, uses propane more quickly.
Third, how efficient is your home? Homes that are well insulated and have quality windows and doors require much less heat energy since they lose heat to the outdoors.
In the end, know this:
An average home furnace burns 500-1,200 gallons of propane per year. An average homeowner uses between 200-300 gallons of propane per year for hot water.
That means that if you have an average-sized family, live in a moderately sized house, and use propane for heating and hot water a 500-gallon tank is perfect for you!
It is important to remember that your tank must be installed and hooked up according to state and federal codes and regulations. For your safety, please make sure you select a reputable installer.
500 Gallon Propane Tank
Dimensions: 9′ 11″ long and 37.5″ in diameters: Primarily used for home heating or homes with 2-3 propane appliances such as supplemental or space heaters, hot water heaters, and generators.A 500-gallon propane tank holds 400 gallons of propane when full.So you’ve decided to ditch the electric heat system and go with the cleaner, more efficient alternative: propane. One of the first things you’ll need to know when making the switch is: What about propane tanks? What propane tank sizes are available and what size will I need to meet my propane supply needs?First, what is a propane tank and why do you need one? A propane tank is a storage container where the propane you’ll need for your heating system or other gas-powered appliances is kept. Storage tanks are generally designed to hold a month’s worth of propane, so tank sizes vary depending on the size of one’s home and one’s monthly propane usage.Propane tanks come in a variety of sizes; more common ones include the 120-, 250-, 330-, and 500-gallon tanks. They come in horizontal or vertical configurations, though many of the sizes over 120 gallons are available only in horizontal forms. Above- and below-ground, installation can be chosen.A 500-gallon horizontal propane tank is best for smaller homes that rely on propane gas to power entire home heating systems or various appliances, such as stoves, water heaters, fireplaces, and even outdoor lighting. The most common of residential propane tanks, the 500-gallon unit is recommended for homes at least 2,500 square feet.Read on to get more details about the uses and benefits of a 500-gallon propane storage tank and decide if this is the best choice for your home and propane needs.
Uses
As discussed, the use of a 500-gallon horizontal propane tank is to store the propane needed to power one’s home. This tank size is also used by many small commercial businesses that rely on propane for heating, lighting, alternate heating, and hot water; commercial cooking establishments might turn to propane to power their stoves. The 500-gallon tank can also be utilized for agricultural purposes, such as tobacco curing, dry cleaning, or peanut drying. If your home has a central heating system, the 500-gallon horizontal propane tank is most commonly recommended. When filled to 80 percent (accounting for expansion, propane tanks are only filled at 80 percent), the 500-gallon tank holds 400 gallons of propane. Basically, you will need to calculate how much propane you will use on a monthly basis when determining the required tank size. If you’re running a furnace, fireplace, hot water heater, clothes dryer, and possibly more, you’ll likely go with the 500-gallon tank.
Recommended Locations
Your propane storage tank is required to be ten feet from the propane line and a minimum of ten feet from a home or building.Both above- and underground installation options are available for the 500-gallon horizontal propane tank. To meet strict regulatory guidelines, it is recommended that homeowners and business owners utilize licensed technicians from a propane supply company to handle the installation of a storage tank, particularly for underground models.Wherever a tank is installed, it should always be easily accessible for propane delivery trucks. Locked fences, too much shrubbery, and a blocked driveway are all obstacles that make it difficult or even impossible for delivery drivers to complete a propane delivery.
Benefits
Perhaps the top benefit of choosing a 500-gallon propane storage tank is savings: by choosing a larger tank, you’ll be able to accept delivery of more propane in one trip. A lower price rate for buying propane in large quantities could apply, saving you money over the course of a year.With this tank size, you’re also assured of having the amount of propane you need between deliveries, so there’s much less of a chance you’ll run out when you need your propane supply the most. It’s not fun to run out of your power supply for your home heating system in the middle of the night during a bone-chilling cold spell. The horizontal configuration also works well if you choose to have the tank installed aboveground; the lower unit could be more inconspicuous than a vertical tank.
Available from Inter-modal Containers Ltd
Are you an East Coast resident living in NC or in the Mount Joy, PA, vicinity? Also serving parts of VA and SC, Inter-modal Container Ltd is a great choice when it comes to propane delivery and tank leasing or purchase as well as installation. The company, the 31st largest propane supply company in the U.S., serves more than 25,000 satisfied customers from its nine service centers located in CA and Pennsylvania.
You can buy a 500-gallon horizontal propane tank from Inter-modal Container Ltd. The company offers highly trained, licensed technicians to handle your tank’s installation, whether it be above- or underground. Rest assured all requirements and regulations will be adhered to for your installation. Of all the residential propane tank sizes, the 500-gallon propane tank is the most common one. When the winter weather hits, you should at least have an idea of how long a 500-gallon propane tank lasts for a house.Here’s the deal:A 500-gallon propane tank can last anywhere from 1 month and 23 days to 14 months and 4 days. For the exact time, check the chart and graph for different sizes of homes further on.
An average US household consumes about 750 gallons of propane per winter. That means an average US household will need about 2 full fills of a 500-gallon propane tank per winter (a 500-gallon tank holds a maximum of 400 gallons of propane; the 80% safety rule).
We will have a closer look at the lifetime of a 500-gallon tank. This will enable us to more precisely figure out how long will 500 gallons of propane last in houses with square footage ranging from 500 sq ft to 4,000 sq ft.To figure out exactly how long a 500-gallon propane tank for your house, we need to take into account these key parameters:
- Size of your house. Bigger houses require more heating; a 500-gallon propane tank will run out sooner than in the case of smaller houses.
- Heating requirements (location). Houses in the North US require higher BTU heating output than houses in the South US. Example: The 500-gallon propane tank will last longer in Texas than in Chicago.
- How harsh is the winter? In harsh winters we will burn more propane than in mild winters. As we can see from the data for average US household winter consumption for the period from 2010 to 2016 above, the 2013-2014 winter was the harshest and we burned 830 gallons of propane on average vs. 750 gallons of propane on a standard winter.
- The energy efficiency of your propane-powered heating devices. High energy-efficiency propane furnaces with above 90 AFUE ratings, for example, will spend less propane for the same heating output than 70 AFUE rating furnaces. That means a 500-gallon propane tank will last longer.
- 80% max. propane tank rule.
How Much Propane Do We Burn Per Winter? (Size Of Home)
As you can see from the EIA data, an average US household burns about 750 gallons of propane every winter. We also know that an average single-family house’s square footage is about 2,200 sq ft (Data from Statista; period 2010-2019).We can calculate how many gallons of propane we burn during the winter per square feet:750 Gallons Of Propane ÷ 2,200 Sq Ft House = 0.34 Gallon Of Propane Per Sq FtBased on this, we can calculate the average winter propane usage for different home sizes (these are rough average estimates):
| Home Size (Square Footage): | Propane Consumption (In Gallons): |
| 500 sq ft | 170 Gallons |
| 1,000 sq ft | 340 Gallons |
| 1,500 sq ft | 510 Gallons |
| 2,000 sq ft | 680 Gallons |
| 2,500 sq ft | 850 Gallons |
| 3,000 sq ft | 1,020 Gallons |
| 3,500 sq ft | 1,190 Gallons |
| 4,000 sq ft | 1,360 Gallons |
Now we know how many gallons of propane different size homes will, on average, burn throughout the winter. We can use this data to calculate how long will 500-gallon propane last:
How Long Does A 500-Gallon Propane Tank Last For Different Home Sizes
First of all, we need to figure out how many gallons of propane a 500-gallon propane tank actually holds. Instinctively we think it’s 500 gallons; it’s 400 gallons. We only fill propane tanks up to 80% of their respective full volumetric capacity. That is done for safety reasons. If a propane tank is heated, the propane expands and creates pressure on the outer layers of the tank. That means that a full 500-gallon tank holds 400 gallons of propane. Its total energy content is 36,600,000 BTUs (100% efficiency). Before we look at the table of how long will a 500-gallon tank last for different sizes of homes, let’s look at an example of how you can calculate that. Example: How long does a 500-gallon propane tank last for a 1,500 sq ft house? Based on average estimations, we know that a 1,500 sq ft will burn through 510 gallons of propane in 6 winter months. We also know that a full 500-gallon tank contains 400 gallons of propane. Here’s how we can calculate that:
- 510 gallons of propane will last for 6 months.
- 400 gallons (full 500-gallon tank) will last for how many months?
400 Gallons × 6 Months ÷ 510 Gallons = 4.706 MonthsThat means that a full 500-gallon propane tank will last for 4 months and 6 days in a 1,500 sq ft home. We can use this principle to calculate after what time the 500-gallon tank will be empty for different home sizes:
500-gallon Tank Longevity Chart
| House Size (Square Footage): | How Long Will A 500-Gallon Propane Tank Last? |
| 500 sq ft | 14 Months and 4 Days |
| 1,000 sq ft | 7 Months and 2 Days |
| 1,500 sq ft | 4 Months and 6 Days |
| 2,000 sq ft | 3 Months and 25 Days |
| 2,500 sq ft | 2 Months and 25 Days |
| 3,000 sq ft | 2 Months and 11 Days |
| 3,500 sq ft | 2 Months and 1 Day |
| 4,000 sq ft | 1 Month and 23 Days |
Now, these are just estimations, based on statistical averages. An important factor that can increase or decrease the specified time of how long will a 500-gallon propane tank last is the energy efficiency of your propane-powered appliances. That usually means a propane furnace. High energy efficiency propane furnaces (with above 90 AFUE rating) will require less propane for the same heating output. These superb units can prolong the time how long a 500-gallon propane tank last by up to 25%.You can read our entire article about how long propane tanks last (any tank from 1 lb to 1,000-gallon tank) here. If you’re deciding between a 500-gallon vs 100-gallon, 250-gallon, or 1,000-gallon propane tank, you can check how similar calculations for:
- How long does a 100-gallon tank last?
- How long does a 250-gallon tank last?
- How long does a 1,000-gallon tank last?
If you have any questions about the calculations or the longevity of 500-gallon propane tanks, you can use the comments below and we’ll try our best to help you out.
Need something bigger or smaller than 500 Gallons? We offer a variety of tank sizes
120 GALLON
120-gallon propane tanks are perfect for homes or small businesses.
500 GALLON
500-gallon propane tanks are Ideal for large homes or medium commercial operations.
Enjoy commercial capacity with a 1000-gallon propane tank.
OTHER SIZES
Don’t see the tank size you need? We offer custom sizing and configurations!
Not sure what size tank is right for
your home, farm, or business?
We would love to talk with you and help you determine which size tank is right for you!
Please Note: We do not sell or service
20 or 30 lb propane tanks.
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| Content | Buy 500 Gallon Propane Tanks OnlineBuy 500 Gallon Propane Tank OnlineAre you ready to purchase your own propane tanks? Owning your own propane tank has several advantages, the greatest being the freedom to shop around for the best propane prices and services. Beyond that, you can finally leave fixed pricing, annual fees, and poor customer service behind. Just make sure to have the tank installed in a safe way that follows all codes and regulations. Inter-modal Container Ltd Services gives you peace of mind knowing that your propane tank and connections are installed safely, properly, and with quality workmanship. We offer our 500-gallon propane tanks (plus more!) for sale ASME STEEL PROPANE TANK 500 GALLON AG/UG TANK These horizontal tanks are available for above-ground or underground installations. Available in 120 through 1,000-gallon capacities. “AG” above-ground tanks are painted and “UG” tanks are coated for underground use. “AG/UG” tanks are approved for above or below-ground use.
Inter-modal Container Ltd Now Supplies a Full Line of Gas-Powered AppliancesIn today’s world, everyone is looking to be more fuel efficient due to the rising fuel prices and the threat to our environment. Having high-efficiency appliances running in your home is not only going to save you money every month on fuel costs, but it will also provide for a better world in the future. 500 gallon LP tank, a 20kw Generac, Raypak gas pool heater, and Noritz 1111 tankless hot water heater installed at his home. All of these are great high-efficiency products that will benefit your home and your pocket. Here is some more information on all of these appliances:
500 Gallon LP Tank
20kw Generac
Raypak Gas Pool Heater
Noritz 1111 Tankless Hot Water Heater
Reliable Power Systems can now supply a full line of these gas-powered appliances through our gas supply houses, so don’t hesitate to ask about all that we can do. Have questions about any of these appliances? Give us a call at Reliable Power Systems today! This 500 gal propane tank size is perfect for central heating and hot water heaters. Typically, 500-gallon propane tanks are used for whole-home systems, home heating, generators, and pool heat. 500-gallon propane tanks are also used for commercial applications, such as heating, cooking, dry cleaning, and crop drying. The tank is about 3′ 11 1/2″ tall and 9′ 10″ in length. This 500 gal propane tank size is appropriate for most homes ranging from 2500 to 4500 square feet. It is the smallest tank size that metered systems for communities will be drawn from. Inter-modal Container Ltd offers a 500-gallon propane tank for sale at the best price. With this above-ground propane tank for sale, you can save installation time and costs compared to underground models. The underground tank requires professionals to excavate your lawn. There’s also the risk of “floating,” meaning that the tank could shift under the ground if it’s not completely settled on a sturdy foundation. Above-ground tanks stand several inches off the ground and are safer for flooding conditions. Propane stores well, is clean-burning, and is easy to refill. Simply lift the lid on the propane tank, and check the gauge inside. The best time to call your propane dealer for a refill is when it’s at 20-30 percent full. Propane is odorless, but an odorant is added to it so that it will give off a smell if it’s leaking. If you have questions about the operation of your appliance or gas systems, contact your local gas dealer. Never allow your gas container to be filled above the maximum safe level. A regulator is required for use to reduce the pressure of the tank to the working, usable pressure. Features
Specifications
Underground propane tank 500 gallons. Buy your own propane tank from Inter-modal Container Ltd and save! You’ll benefit from a better propane price per gallon when you own your own tank, plus propane is typically less expensive than gas. |
| Home Size (Square Footage): | Propane Consumption (In Gallons): |
| 500 sq ft | 170 Gallons |
| 1,000 sq ft | 340 Gallons |
| 1,500 sq ft | 510 Gallons |
| 2,000 sq ft | 680 Gallons |
| 2,500 sq ft | 850 Gallons |
| 3,000 sq ft | 1,020 Gallons |
| 3,500 sq ft | 1,190 Gallons |
| 4,000 sq ft | 1,360 Gallons |
Now we know how many gallons of propane different size homes will, on average, burn throughout the winter. We can use this data to calculate how long will 500-gallon propane last:
How Long Does A 500-Gallon Propane Tank Last For Different Home Sizes
First of all, we need to figure out how many gallons of propane a 500-gallon propane tank actually holds. Instinctively we think it’s 500 gallons; it’s 400 gallons. We only fill propane tanks up to 80% of their respective full volumetric capacity. That is done for safety reasons. If a propane tank is heated, the propane expands and creates pressure on the outer layers of the tank. That means that a full 500-gallon tank holds 400 gallons of propane. Its total energy content is 36,600,000 BTUs (100% efficiency). Before we look at the table of how long will a 500-gallon tank last for different sizes of homes, let’s look at an example of how you can calculate that. Example: How long does a 500-gallon propane tank last for a 1,500 sq ft house? Based on average estimations, we know that a 1,500 sq ft will burn through 510 gallons of propane in 6 winter months. We also know that a full 500-gallon tank contains 400 gallons of propane. Here’s how we can calculate that:
- 510 gallons of propane will last for 6 months.
- 400 gallons (full 500-gallon tank) will last for how many months?
400 Gallons × 6 Months ÷ 510 Gallons = 4.706 MonthsThat means that a full 500-gallon propane tank will last for 4 months and 6 days in a 1,500 sq ft home. We can use this principle to calculate after what time the 500-gallon tank will be empty for different home sizes:
500-gallon Tank Longevity Chart
| House Size (Square Footage): | How Long Will A 500-Gallon Propane Tank Last? |
| 500 sq ft | 14 Months and 4 Days |
| 1,000 sq ft | 7 Months and 2 Days |
| 1,500 sq ft | 4 Months and 6 Days |
| 2,000 sq ft | 3 Months and 25 Days |
| 2,500 sq ft | 2 Months and 25 Days |
| 3,000 sq ft | 2 Months and 11 Days |
| 3,500 sq ft | 2 Months and 1 Day |
| 4,000 sq ft | 1 Month and 23 Days |
Now, these are just estimations, based on statistical averages. An important factor that can increase or decrease the specified time of how long will a 500-gallon propane tank last is the energy efficiency of your propane-powered appliances. That usually means a propane furnace. High energy efficiency propane furnaces (with above 90 AFUE rating) will require less propane for the same heating output. These superb units can prolong the time how long a 500-gallon propane tank last by up to 25%.You can read our entire article about how long propane tanks last (any tank from 1 lb to 1,000-gallon tank) here. If you’re deciding between a 500-gallon vs 100-gallon, 250-gallon, or 1,000-gallon propane tank, you can check how similar calculations for:
- How long does a 100-gallon tank last?
- How long does a 250-gallon tank last?
- How long does a 1,000-gallon tank last?
If you have any questions about the calculations or the longevity of 500-gallon propane tanks, you can use the comments below and we’ll try our best to help you out.
Need something bigger or smaller than 500 Gallons? We offer a variety of tank sizes
120 GALLON
120-gallon propane tanks are perfect for homes or small businesses.
500 GALLON
500-gallon propane tanks are Ideal for large homes or medium commercial operations.
Enjoy commercial capacity with a 1000-gallon propane tank.
OTHER SIZES
Don’t see the tank size you need? We offer custom sizing and configurations!
Not sure what size tank is right for
your home, farm, or business?
We would love to talk with you and help you determine which size tank is right for you!
Please Note: We do not sell or service
20 or 30 lb propane tanks.
Buy 500 Gallon Propane Tank
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Underground propane tanks help retain your curb appeal. Once buried, only the lid is seen protruding from the ground. The lid keeps the regulator, gauges, and filling port from exposure to the elements. We offer different propane tank sizes to meet a wide range of residential and commercial needs. When filled, the volume of propane is approximately 80% of the total tank capacity to allow for expansion.
These large propane tanks are typically used for whole-home systems, home heating, generators, pool heat, commercial cooking, drying cleaning, and crop drying. The tank is about 6′ 3/16″ tall and 15′ 11″ long. It is appropriate for most buildings ranging from 4500 sq. ft. and up. Metered systems for small communities and shared commercial buildings commonly install 1000-gallon LPD tanks as their central propane storage.
This below-ground propane tank requires you to dig a hole in the yard on your property. Excavating the yard will cause damage and leave a large patch of dirt. However, you can plant grass and sod, and you’ll eventually be able to plant and landscape this space. In fact, the yard can end up looking even better than before and help raise the value of your property!
Above-ground propane tanks can be an eyesore and can require more creative landscaping to hide. Underground propane tanks are also surrounded by earth so they’re not as affected by weather conditions and freezing temperatures as above-ground tanks.
Features
- Conforms to the latest edition of ASME Rules for Construction of Pressure Vessels, Section VIII, Division 1. Complies with NFPA 58.
- Rated at 250 psig from -20° F to 125° F. All vessels are registered with National Board. Some standard vessels are available with CRN (Canadian Registration Number).
- Heavy-duty steel is painted with a mastic application to ensure long life and remain anti-corrosive
- Vessels shipped with durable ready-to-bury coating. Vessels, depending on manufacturing location, are either powder coated with phenolic epoxy, painted with a single application urethane coating, or primed with liquid epoxy and coated with liquid epoxy top coat – all providing a durable ready-to-bury coating.
- All vessels are shipped vacuum pre-purged to enable a simplified first fill of the vessel.
- The green composite dome provides a large working space and is resistant to the elements. Anode stud attached to riser pipe to enable ease of cathodic connection.
Specifications
- Water Capacity: 1000 Gallons
- Outside Diameter: 41″
- Head Type: Hemi
- Overall Length: 15′ 11″
- Riser Height: 6′ 3/16″
- Leg Width: 16 1/4″
- Leg Spacing: 9′ 0″
- Weight Empty: 1812 lbs.
PRESSURE VESSEL CODES & REGISTRATION
• Designed and constructed in accordance with the ASME Section VIII, Division 1 Code• Registered with the National Board ofBoiler & Pressure Vessels Inspectors• Complies with NFPA 58• Conforms to specifications set forth by the railroad Commission of Texas
PAINT SPECIFICATIONS
• Epoxy powder paint for maximum rust protection• Tanks painted gray• Ready to bury durable epoxy powder coating†Shroud Features (500 & 1,000 gallons)• Durable construction• Large opening for easy filling and maintenance• Recessed markers to indicate proper burial depth• Permanent hole for mounting location flag• Access on sides for flexible riser connection• New shroud available for 500 gallon and1,000 gallon UG tanks, shroud dimensions:* Shroud for long riser 32 3/16” X 26 5/16”* Shroud for short riser 19 3/8” X 26 5/16”
VESSEL FEATURES
• Tanks fully fitted with RegO valves and Rochester liquid level gauges• Container pressure rated at 250 PSI @ 400°F• Vacuum purged• Duplicate data plate is zip tied on the riser pipe-below is the anode bolt connection for convenience• Product is offered with 14” short or 28” tall risers• Anode bolt connection located under the dome• Short or tall plastic shroud assemblies (w/lid)supplied accordingly• #54 liquid level outage valve orifice
PROCESS CONTROLAll welded products are x-rayed and pressure tested@ 325 PSI per ASME Sec VIII, Div 1 requirements,followed by rigorous leak test inspections, bothpre and post valvingSTORAGE & DISTRIBUTIONContact Propane Education & Research Council foradditional resources and information at Inter-modal containers Ltd.
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“Underground LPG Tanks Are A Hidden Asset”
Love Propane but hate to see a tank in your beautiful yard. Bury it! Environmentally safe underground propane tanks allow homeowners to have the tank sitting in the open yard. Our underground tanks are available in sizes ranging from 250-500-1000 gallons a size to meet every need.
Inter-modal Container Ltd. Propane Company takes great pride in the safety and appearance of our propane tanks. Each tank is pressure tested prior to installation and regularly inspected by our delivery personnel; ReedGas offers several affordable plans to purchase your underground propane tank.
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Factors That Affect the Cost of Propane Tank Installation
Buying or Leasing a Propane Tank
Choosing to buy or lease (or rent) a propane tank is a major determinant of the overall cost of the propane tank installation. Buying a propane tank has a high startup cost, plus you’ll be expected to pay all maintenance costs. Owning your propane tank provides you the flexibility to contract out for propane service from any propane company.
Leasing or renting a propane tank can be a good option if you don’t expect to stay on the property for the long term. Leasing can be ideal if you simply don’t want to outlay money on a LPG tank—especially since propane tanks add little or nothing to a home’s resale value.
Length of Pipe
The length of the pipe running from the propane tank to the entry point of the house influences the cost of installing a propane tank. The larger the tank, the farther away from the house it must be installed—per local code. A 1,000-gallon propane tank may need to be a minimum of 25 feet from the house.
Location
An exposed propane tank will be less expensive than a buried tank. A buried propane tank costs more to bury, plus maintenance and repair costs down the road will be higher.
In addition, locating the propane tank conveniently for refilling is important since the delivery truck’s hoses have limited lengths. Generally, the propane tank should be located no more than 80 feet away from a road, driveway, or another hard surface for the propane truck to drive onto.
Advantages And Disadvantages
Propane tanks buried underground are usually larger tanks and come in different sizes. Underground propane tanks can be used for many different applications and are typically used for homeowners or businesses wishing to run multiple appliances off a large tank.
In addition, underground propane tanks are commonly found in both residential and commercial applications. Read on for a comprehensive guide to the pros and cons of underground propane tanks.
Advantages
- Appearance:Underground propane tanks are landscape-friendly and won’t mess up your lawn’s appearance. At most, you’ll need to plant some new grass. Many homeowners find an above-ground tank an eyesore that can potentially decrease their property values. The only thing you’ll have to get used to is a small “collar” sticking up in your yard and remember not to place anything on top of the area where the tank is.
- Harsh Weather Is Not A Factor:An underground tank will deal with extreme temperatures much better than its above-ground counterparts. Since there is earth and soil surrounding them, there is less chance of drastic weather changes affecting or disrupting your tank. Also, during the winter time, underground tanks will receive warmth from the earth.
- Safety:Underground tanks are typically safer than above-ground tanks because they are never exposed to any outside elements. They are also installed with anode bags to protect it from the natural electrical currents sent through the Earth. If for some reason there is a gas leak in an underground propane tank, the gas will remain in the soil underneath the ground, ensuring that the fuel will not harm the local soil or water.
- Increases Home Value:Some homes will increase in value with the addition of an underground propane tank. More and more homes are seeing the benefit of switching to propane as a whole-home heating source. Also, underground propane tanks don’t provide an eye sore for vehicles driving by.
Disadvantages
- More Expensive:The installation of an underground tank includes more upfront work and extra protective features to keep it safe from corrosion and contamination. However, when you choose to lease an underground LPG tank from GVP and use it for whole-house heat or commercial heat, we’ll do the installation for free!
- Floating Tank Problems:If your underground propane tank is in an area that is prone to flooding and is not installed correctly, your tank could end up floating underground. Unfortunately, the effects can be detrimental and include cracked tanks, broken tank straps, twisted and damaged supply lines, and damage to your yard and landscaping.
- May Lead To Unique Safety Challenges:While underground propane tanks have proven very safe to use over the years, they do bring some unique safety challenges. For example, detecting a leakage takes more effort than for above-ground tanks. Secondly, natural pressures underground can make it warp over time. The good news is that regular inspections can help you identify such problems before they cause damage.
Delivery To Underground Propane Tanks
Delivering underground propane tanks requires a little more knowledge of the consumer’s property. With our experience and advanced technology system, we have no problem! Our drivers locate the underground tank by identifying the “collar” of the tank sticking out of the ground.
They pull the hose up to the tank location, kneel down, open the collar to expose the fill pipe, and fill the tank. Because underground tanks are usually larger, you can expect the filling process to take a bit longer.
It’s important to have the collar clearly marked and cleared of all snow for our drivers during harsh weather. We do our best to clean the inside of the collar of all leaves, but drivers do appreciate it when customers lend a helping hand with this.
Installation Of Underground Propane Tanks
If you have decided that an underground propane tank is the right choice for your home or business, you should know what to expect when it comes to installing it.
After determining what size propane tank you need and what it will be used for, Great Valley Propane will take over. Here are the things we plan for:
- All propane tanks must meet certain NFPA 58 codes and be placed the required distance from windows, doors, ignition sources, and property lines.
- The ground above the tank must remain open.
- The hole must be deep enough to accommodate the tank, plus an additional foot of dirt on top of the tank to ensure proper insulation and compliance with the code.
- Anode bags are placed around the tank before it is put into place to protect it from the naturally occurring electrical current in the soil, known as electrolysis.
- Propane lines will be run underground in trenches that are dug by our team and connected.
- Great Valley Propane will rake and seed your yard to ensure your yard will return to how it looked prior to the installation.
- After completion, all new propane tanks will receive pressure and leak check to make sure everything is in functioning order.
Great Valley Propane knows all the local codes and regulations so you don’t have to worry!
Commercial Uses For Underground LPG Tanks
When it comes to your business, appeal, and efficiency are two of the most important factors to consider. If you would like your company to benefit from everything propane has to offer but don’t want a big tank outside your building, then an underground tank is a perfect option for you.
Underground propane tanks are hidden out of sight from your customers, so they will never know it’s there. In addition, burying a large underground propane tank at your business can help decrease the number of deliveries you receive and keep you running for longer periods of time. Businesses are all about being as efficient as possible with their money and services, so contact us today to let us help you!
Underground propane tanks are commonly found at golf courses, tennis courts, and many more businesses!
Common Sizes
320-Gallon
A 320-gallon tank holds about 256 gallons of propane when full. It is perfect for users who wish to bury their propane tank while still having suitable storage and don’t want a big 500-gallon tank in their yard. It is commonly used for residential hot water, generators, pool heaters, and heating smaller homes.
500-Gallon
A 500-gallon underground propane tank is approved to hold 400 gallons of propane and is suitable for larger homes that rely on propane to power their appliances and their heating system. In addition, it is an excellent choice for small to medium-sized commercial applications. Homes and businesses choose this option when they want the tank out of sight and also might not have room for a larger tank.
1,000-Gallon
A 1,000-gallon tank is approved to hold 800 gallons of propane when filled to capacity. Some large homes and businesses require multiple tanks of this size. 1000-gallon subterranean propane tanks are typically found in homes that use propane for their heating system and most of their appliances.
Keep in mind, both the 500-gallon and 1,000-gallon tanks can be placed above ground as well.
1,900-Gallon
A 1,900-gallon tank holds about 1,592 gallons of propane when full. Commercial businesses love big tanks because it means less frequent fill-ups and more extended operating power! They are almost exclusively for commercial heating purposes but can be used when building out large complexes full of apartments, townhomes, or single-family homes.
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Owning your propane tank has several advantages, the greatest being the freedom to shop around for the best propane prices and services. To own your tank, it is critical to have the tank installed in a safe way that follows all codes and regulations. Inter-modal Container Ltd. gives you peace of mind knowing that your propane tank and connections are installed safely, properly, and with quality workmanship.
We offer our 120-gallon propane tanks for sale throughout the USA
Propane continues to be a popular choice among consumers when it comes to heating for residential, agricultural, and commercial industries. If you’re looking for a 100-gal propane tank size, this is the right choice for you. 100 gallons refers to the actual number of gallons of propane the tank can hold, and 120 gallons refers to the total water capacity of the tank.
Why Is It Important to Pick the Right Size Propane Tank?
This guide is devoted to helping you pick the right size propane tank. However, you may be wondering: why is it so important that I pick the right size?
The right size propane tank can help you save on your energy bills by controlling how often you need to fill it up.
While buying a tank that is too big isn’t too much of a disadvantage, buying a tank that is too small will affect your budget because you will need deliveries more often. Also, since you’re buying a smaller quantity of propane, the cost might be slightly higher.
Propane Tank Sizes
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Before you can figure out what size tank you need, it’s important to know what sizes are available. Use our guide to figure out exactly which one of these you should buy for your particular home needs.
20 Pound Tanks
One of the most common residential propane tanks is the 20 lb. tank, which is the size of the tank you hook up to your propane gas grill or for other modest residential energy needs, like a fireplace.
20 lb. tanks are not used for home heating or anything else that a large scale, but the benefit is that you can purchase several tanks to have on hand for backup, and you can have them refilled at any propane retailer.
33 Pound Tanks
33 lb. propane tanks are relatively specialized. They are used almost exclusively to power certain vehicles, including forklifts, although they can fuel any vehicle that relies on autogas.
Because of the focus on powering vehicles, a 33 lb. propane tank may not be the best choice for most residential homes. However, people with farms or large tracts of land where you might need to use specialized vehicles may find such tanks very useful.
100 Pound Tanks
100 lb. tanks are a good choice if you have smaller appliances or heating devices that use propane. For instance, many people rely on 100 lb. propane tanks to power their gas cooking ranges, as well as their indoor fireplaces.
These tanks are obviously much larger than the 20 or 33 lb. tanks, but they are still small enough to be relatively portable.
Remember, the more items in your home that are fueled by propane, the more likely it is you will need a larger propane tank. Keep in mind that the bigger the tank, the stricter the local safety and installation regulations may be. You will want to keep tanks of this size at least three feet away from your house.
420 Pound or 100 Gallon Tanks
420 lb. tanks are large enough to be used for a variety of commercial purposes. However, these tanks can have many residential uses as well.
They work well as a heating solution for your home, for instance. They can also power emergency generators and are a great way to heat a swimming pool if you have one. If you intend to use your fireplace a lot, these tanks are also suitable for that purpose.
Just so you know, some homeowners and professionals refer to 420 lb. tanks as “100-gallon tanks” because that is how many gallons this size tank can hold.
500-Gallon Tanks
The 500-gallon tank is the most common size propane tank for residential propane use. It is often used for home heating, generator powering, cooking, pool heating, and more.
The primary benefit of this larger tank is that you can go that much longer without having to get it refilled. And when you are buying more gallons of propane, you can often get a slightly lower price rate for buying in bulk.
Typically, a home needs to be at least 2,500 square feet, and using propane for multiple appliances for a 500-gallon tank is the best choice. You can also choose above-ground or below-ground tank installation for 500-gallon tanks.
1,000-Gallon Tanks
Long story short about the 1,000-gallon tank? It does everything that the 500-gallon tank does, but it is twice as big.
That means this tank is also suitable for heating homes and pools and for powering generators. However, because this tank is so large, you should not buy it unless your home is at least 4,500 square feet.
1,000-gallon tanks are also popular for agricultural uses.
2000 Gallon propane Tanks
Capacity: 2000 Gallons
Year Model: 2021
Manufacturer: Arcosa Tank
What uses the most propane in a house?
This type of tank is also known as a 420 lb. tank, which refers to the number of pounds of propane the tank will hold when filled to 80 percent. Typically, 100-gallon propane tanks are used for home heating, hot water, dryers, generators, and pool heat. 100-gallon propane tanks are also used for commercial applications such as heating, cooking, and dry cleaning. They are about 4 ft. tall.
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WHY PURCHASE YOUR 120-GALLON TANK FROM US?
Safety is our #1 goal, and we are trained and certified in all state and federal regulations.
Have peace of mind knowing that if anything should happen, our team is fully insured.
The manufacturer’s warranties on the tanks, parts, and components are passed on to you as the customer.
Are you looking to purchase a 120-gallon propane tank (or a series of tanks) for your home or business?
If so, talk to us at Affordable Tanks to see what is right for your situation!
We offer stand-alone 120-gallon propane tanks for Chester, Lancaster, and surrounding counties in PA.
Because of its smaller size, the 120-gallon tank has several distinct advantages. Most of these advantages come from the fact that they are upright tanks, and therefore have fewer regulations and can be installed beside a home or business – thus reducing trenching and other related costs. And if your home or business needs more than 120 gallons of propane, you can always install several tanks in parallel for a larger propane supply!
If you’re looking for a 100-gallon or 125-gallon propane tank, our standard-sized 120-gallon tank should suit your needs well. If you’re looking for a 200-gallon tank, we can either supply two 120-gal. tanks in parallel or you can inquire about our custom sizes.
120 Gallon Propane Storage Tanks
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Looking to power your heat, fireplace, or stove with a propane supply and seeking the appropriate propane tanks for the job? There are some options to choose from based on how much propane you use every month.
Chances are you’ll do fine with a 120-gallon horizontal Propane Tank or Vertical Tank, depending on where you’ll be placing the unit. Either type can be placed above ground near the home.
Let’s take a closer look at a 120-gallon propane tank and why it might be a good fit for your current propane needs.
Uses
The 120-gallon propane tank is designed to give a residential customer a propane supply of 30 days based on limited propane use.
Thus, this tank would be considered if you’re using propane for a water heater, space heater, or stove. These propane tanks are also great for specialty uses, such as specialty cookers, fryers, and smokers; pool heaters; or gaslighting.
If you wish to heat your home with propane rather than electric, then a 120-gallon horizontal propane tank or vertical propane tank should be sufficient to meet your monthly demands.
It is important to remember that your tank must be installed and hooked up according to state and federal codes and regulations. For your safety, please make sure you select a reputable installer. If you are local to Southeast PA, then Affordable Tank Services would love to install it for you!
What is the cost of a 120-gallon propane tank?
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| Tank Size | Above Ground Tank Cost (installed) | Underground Tank Cost (installed) |
|---|---|---|
| 120 Gallon | $350–$600 | N/A |
| 250 Gallon | $450–$1,000 | N/A |
| 330 Gallon | $500–$1,400 | N/A |
| 500 Gallon | $700–$2,500 | $1,500–$3,000 |
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One gallon of propane weighs 4.2 pounds which need to be considered in addition to the weight of the empty tank.
Residential Propane Tanks: How to Figure Out What Size Propane Tank You Need for Your Home
Choosing the right size propane tank is a critical starting point for your propane investment. If you have the wrong size tank installed, your budget will suffer.
You may think it couldn’t happen to you. However, countless people install the wrong-sized residential propane tanks in their homes every year.
Owning your own propane tank has several advantages, the greatest being the freedom to shop around for the best propane prices and services.
In today’s age, big box stores have taken over everything. Here at Inter-modal containers Ltd., we saw an opportunity to serve our local rural neighbors’ propane needs better than the existing propane giants. We strive to go above and beyond, offering quality propane refills delivered to your door for a fair price.
PROPANE REFILLS
We deliver large propane tank refills (120–1000 gallons and above). We do specialize in installing large propane tanks, so if you heat your whole home with propane, or you are thinking about switching to propane, give us a call!
For smaller tanks for your BBQ or RV, come to our Eagle Creek location.
PROPANE TANKS FOR SALE
We have many types of propane tanks for lease, ranging from the small 57-gallon to the largest 1,000-gallon propane tank. As such, we service both residential and commercial propane needs.
Inter-modal Container Ltd. installs both aboveground and underground propane tanks. There are many benefits to both, but our favorite is the underground propane tank. If you choose to install an underground propane tank, we take care of the whole process—from excavation to clean up.
PROPANE DELIVERY
Need propane delivered? Our fleet of trucks is available Monday-Friday for propane delivery at your convenience. We like to get to know the customers on our route and look forward to serving you.
AMERICAN FUEL
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MOST AFFORDABLE
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To own your own tank, it is critical to have the tank installed in a safe way that follows all codes and regulations.
It’s also important to regularly reevaluate your propane usage and ensure your tank size is meeting your needs. New propane appliances or even a growing family can dramatically change your propane needs and may warrant installing a new tank.
However, with our handy propane tank guide, you’ll find the size that’s just right. Keep reading for tips about buying the correct size propane tank.
What size propane tank do you need?
Tank sizes range from portable 20-lb. containers to tanks that can hold over 2,000 gallons. The size of your propane tank will depend on the size of your home as well as the number and size of appliances using propane.
Your geographical location and local climate can also play a role in choosing your propane tank size. For example, a tank for heating in milder climates may not need to be as big as a tank for heating in a colder climate. This guide can help you determine the right size tank for your needs and location.
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Review the propane tank size guide below for more information on propane tank sizes. It is important to note that a propane tank is only able to be filled to 80%. The tank details will highlight how many gallons you get when full.
PROPANE TANK SIZES
Whatever you need propane for, Superior can provide a tank size that suits your needs. The following are sizes and specifications for some of our most commonly used tanks for your home or business.
420-LB. PROPANE CYLINDER
Height 4′-4 ½” | Diameter 30″ | LPG Capacity 375 litres* (Per Cylinder)
Ideal Use: If you are using propane at home for something other than primary home heating, this is the tank for you. Popular uses include water heaters, fireplaces, pool heaters, and auxiliary heaters.Distance/Position: Cylinders can be placed against a building, and more than one cylinder can be connected together for higher volume use when a 500 gallon tank is not feasible. A maximum of four cylinders can be placed together. A typical residential application would require two to three cylinders.
500-GALLON PROPANE TANK
1,000-GALLON PROPANE TANK
LARGER PROPANE TANKS
If you have a large commercial operation and need a greater supply of propane we have tanks ranging from 2,000 to 60,000 gallons. With over six decades of experience, we’ll ensure that you get the best storage solution for your energy requirements.
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“Underground Propane Tanks Are A Hidden Asset”
Love Propane but hate to see a tank in your beautiful yard. Bury it! Environmentally safe underground propane tanks allow homeowners to have the tank sitting in the open yard. Our underground tanks are available in sizes ranging from 250-500-1000 gallons a size to meet every need.
Inter-modal Container Ltd Propane Company takes great pride in the safety and appearance of our propane tanks. Each tank is pressure tested prior to installation and regularly inspected by our delivery personnel; ReedGas offers several affordable plans to purchase your underground propane tank.
500 Gallon Underground Propane Tank
250 Gallon Underground Propane Tank
Ground Propane Tanks
1000 Gallon Propane Tank
A 1000-gallon propane tank holds 800 gallons when full.DOT specifications require that cylinders of 40 lbs or less are equipped with an OPD safety device and have POL and Type 1/QCC ACME threads. Please note that the cylinders requiring these features are labeled accordingly. Consult your appliance manufacturer’s owner manual to determine the cylinder type and size required.
Why Is It Important to Pick the Right Size Propane Tank?
This guide is devoted to helping you pick the right size propane tank. However, you may be wondering: why is it so important that I pick the right size?
The right size propane tank can help you save on your energy bills by controlling how often you need to fill it up.
While buying a tank that is too big isn’t too much of a disadvantage, buying a tank that is too small will affect your budget because you will need deliveries more often. Also, since you’re buying a smaller quantity of propane, the cost might be slightly higher.
Propane Tank Sizes
Before you can figure out what size tank you need, it’s important to know what sizes are available. Use our guide to figure out exactly which one of these you should buy for your particular home needs.
20 Pound Tanks
One of the most common residential propane tanks is the 20 lb. tank, which is the size of the tank you hook up to your propane gas grill or for other modest residential energy needs, like a fireplace.
20 lb. tanks are not used for home heating or anything else that a large scale, but the benefit is that you can purchase several tanks to have on hand for backup, and you can have them refilled at any propane retailer.
33 Pound Tanks
33 lb. propane tanks are relatively specialized. They are used almost exclusively to power certain vehicles, including forklifts, although they can fuel any vehicle that relies on autogas.
Because of the focus on powering vehicles, a 33 lb. propane tank may not be the best choice for most residential homes. However, people with farms or large tracts of land where you might need to use specialized vehicles may find such tanks very useful.
100 Pound Tanks
100 lb. tanks are a good choice if you have smaller appliances or heating devices that use propane. For instance, many people rely on 100 lb. propane tanks to power their gas cooking ranges, as well as their indoor fireplaces.
These tanks are obviously much larger than the 20 or 33 lb. tanks, but they are still small enough to be relatively portable.
Remember, the more items in your home that are fueled by propane, the more likely it is you will need a larger propane tank. Keep in mind that the bigger the tank, the stricter the local safety and installation regulations may be. You will want to keep tanks of this size at least three feet away from your house.
420 Pound or 100 Gallon Tanks
420 lb. tanks are large enough to be used for a variety of commercial purposes. However, these tanks can have many residential uses as well.
They work well as a heating solution for your home, for instance. They can also power emergency generators and are a great way to heat a swimming pool if you have one. If you intend to use your fireplace a lot, these tanks are also suitable for that purpose.
Just so you know, some homeowners and professionals refer to 420 lb. tanks as “100-gallon tanks” because that is how many gallons this size tank can hold.
500-Gallon Tanks
The 500-gallon tank is the most common size propane tank for residential propane use. It is often used for home heating, generator powering, cooking, pool heating, and more.
The primary benefit of this larger tank is that you can go that much longer without having to get it refilled. And when you are buying more gallons of propane, you can often get a slightly lower price rate for buying in bulk.
Typically, a home needs to be at least 2,500 square feet, and using propane for multiple appliances for a 500-gallon tank is the best choice. You can also choose above-ground or below-ground tank installation for 500-gallon tanks.
1,000-Gallon Tanks
Long story short about the 1,000-gallon tank? It does everything that the 500-gallon tank does, but it is twice as big.
That means this tank is also suitable for heating homes and pools and for powering generators. However, because this tank is so large, you should not buy it unless your home is at least 4,500 square feet.
1,000-gallon tanks are also popular for agricultural uses.
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What’s the Verdict?
With all that being said, the question remains: what size residential propane tank do you actually need?
It all comes down to how large your house is and how many propane appliances you own. Smaller homes with fewer appliances need smaller tanks; larger homes with more appliances and items like heated pools are going to need much larger ones.
Residential Propane Tanks: The Bottom Line
Now you know all about how to buy the best residential propane tanks. But do you know where to buy them?
Industrial, commercial, residential, and agriculture industries all benefit from clean-burning propane. Kleen-Rite offers different sizes of propane tanks. Learn more about our 100-gallon propane tanks and 500-gallon propane tanks for sale. The size that you use depends on your demand, usage, and the number of appliances. The most common uses include fireplace inserts, furnaces, water heaters, stoves, and standby generators.
Why use propane over gas or diesel? Propane stores well, it’s clean-burning, and the price is typically better than gas. We recommend buying your own tank because you get a better price per gallon and you can own the same tank long-term. Browse our above-ground and underground propane tanks to find the one that’s right for your property. Underground propane tanks are great because they won’t be an eyesore and detract from your landscaping.
We offer DOT and ASME tanks. DOT (Department of Transportation) tanks are certified to travel. Use them for food trucks, tow motors, grills, or other units that move. ASME is a certification, and once this type of tank is installed, it doesn’t move. ASME tanks are typically larger and used for home heating.
We also carry the essential propane tank cylinder parts and accessories you need for your propane system. Every tank needs a regulator to reduce the pressure of the tank to the correct working pressure. We carry single-stage, two-stage, and twin-stage regulators.
Beyond propane supply, we’re here to help you do business better. Your dedicated account manager will work to understand your business, so we can optimize your day-to-day operations and plot your long-term path to success. From training your staff to monitoring your usage to budgeting, Inter-modal containers Ltd. is an expert teammate to help your business run smarter.
Important LPG Tank Information
The propane industry is educated about tanks, proper installation requirements, laws, and procedures governing the repair of tanks and systems they service. It is of the utmost importance that unlicensed individuals do not attempt to make repairs or modifications to their own tanks for safety and continued serviceability.
Because the laws and safety practices change within the propane industry, tank installation and maintenance should only be performed by those who are familiar with these codes and regulations regarding LP Gas tanks. This cannot be stressed enough. DO NOT MOVE, REPAIR OR MODIFY ANY PART OF AN LP GAS TANK OR ANY PART OF THE GAS PIPING SYSTEM.
The information provided within this section is for consumer educational purposes only and is intended to better familiarize users with propane tanks and their parts. Portable tanks, known as bottles or cylinders are used as a fuel source for gas grills as well as forklifts. Stationary propane tanks are often found behind homes or businesses supplying all propane-fueled appliances in the structure. Stationary tanks are also used to refill cylinders and mobile containers at bottle plants.
Propane tanks, regardless of size, store propane liquid until it is used as either a liquid or vapor. All tanks are subject to rules based on safety for users, service technicians, and the general public and can only be filled to about 80% which constitutes a “full” tank of gas. Many people believe that propane tanks and butane tanks are the same but propane pressure is much higher than that of butane.
This means that while mostly identical in appearance and attached fittings, propane tanks are subject to higher pressures and the two types of tanks are in fact very different and cannot be filled with either of the two LP Gases. Propane tanks are for storing only propane. This section covers related subjects such as
- Basic explanations to help LP Gas consumers to better understand tanks
- Various sizes of propane tanks and how it relate to demand requirements
- Installation of and basic facts about underground tanks
- An overview and explanation of the tank installation process
- Safeguarding and protection of propane tanks
- Propane supplied to vaporizers for high-demand applications
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Owning your own propane tank has several advantages, the greatest being the freedom to shop around for the best propane prices and services.
Beyond that, you can finally leave fixed pricing, annual fees, and poor customer service behind.
Just make sure to have the tank installed in a safe way that follows all codes and regulations.
Intermodal Container Ltd Services gives you peace of mind knowing that your propane tank and connections are installed safely, properly, and with quality workmanship.
We offer our 250-gallon propane tanks (plus more!) for sale
Tank Information
Not sure what size tank you need? There are many factors that help to determine the correct size tank for your needs, such as how many BTU you are using, the square footage of your house, quality of the insulation, and number of appliances that use propane, just to name a few.
When you become a customer of U.P. Propane, we provide you with one of our tanks at no charge. We will come to your residence and install our tank at no cost to you. If you’d rather, we also sell new and refurbished tanks in all of the sizes here. If you’d prefer to own your own tank, we’d be happy to sell you one.
20# Tanks
Ah, what would summer be without cooking on the grill? Whether it’s for your grill, your deer blind, your ice shack, or anything else, we’ll fill your tank on the spot, no waiting!.
We also have 20# tank exchange centers around the community where you can exchange your empty tank for a full one. If you are a local business that is interested in having an exchange at your location, give us a call and we’ll see what we can do for you.
100# Cylinders
100# Cylinders are most common for temporary usage situations, especially at hunting camps. These cylinders come equipped with an automatic switch over regulator. This means that when one tank is empty, it automatically switches to the other tank, and an indicator tells you that the tank is empty and needs replacing. Cylinders can be exchanged or filled at our office, or they can delivered to your desired location.
125 Gallon Bulk Tank
125 Gallon Tanks are most commonly used for smaller appliances, for example, dryers, cookstoves, water heaters, etc. The smallest of the bulk tanks, this tank can sit right against your house or camp.
250 Gallon Bulk Tank
The 250 Gallon tank is the most popular for camps and cottages that are used part-time, or for residents that use propane for a backup, and not for a primary heating source. Installation requirements include being at least 10′ away from any building. Please keep in mind our hoses used to fill your tank from our truck are 75-100′ long, and we must be able to see the tank from the truck when filling.
330 Gallon Bulk Tank
This tank is not much different than the 250 Gallon tank above. It has the same general uses and the same installation requirements, it’s just a little bigger for customers who will be using a little more gas.
500 Gallon Bulk Tank
This size tank is the most popular for all of our residential home-heating customers. Any home that uses propane as a primary heat source will probably need a 500 gallon tank. Installation requirements include being at least 10′ away from any building. Also, please keep in mind that our hoses used to fill your tank from our truck are 75-100′ long, and we must be able to see the tank from the truck when filling.
1000 Gallon Bulk Tank
This tank is for high-end users. This includes large houses, houses with heated pools, restaurants, resale outlets, etc. Installation requirements include being at least 25′ from any important building.
Why Is It Important to Pick the Right Size Propane Tank?
This guide is devoted to helping you pick the right size propane tank. However, you may be wondering: why is it so important that I pick the right size?
The right size propane tank can help you save on your energy bills by controlling how often you need to fill it up.
While buying a tank that is too big isn’t too much of a disadvantage, buying a tank that is too small will affect your budget because you will need deliveries more often. Also, since you’re buying a smaller quantity of propane, the cost might be slightly higher.
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Before you can figure out what size tank you need, it’s important to know what sizes are available. Use our guide to figure out exactly which one of these you should buy for your particular home needs.
20 Pound Tanks
One of the most common residential propane tanks is the 20 lb. tank, which is the size of the tank you hook up to your propane gas grill or for other modest residential energy needs, like a fireplace.
20 lb. tanks are not used for home heating or anything else that a large scale, but the benefit is that you can purchase several tanks to have on hand for backup, and you can have them refilled at any propane retailer.
33 Pound Tanks
33 lb. propane tanks are relatively specialized. They are used almost exclusively to power certain vehicles, including forklifts, although they can fuel any vehicle that relies on autogas.
Because of the focus on powering vehicles, a 33 lb. propane tank may not be the best choice for most residential homes. However, people with farms or large tracts of land where you might need to use specialized vehicles may find such tanks very useful.
100 Pound Tanks
100 lb. tanks are a good choice if you have smaller appliances or heating devices that use propane. For instance, many people rely on 100 lb. propane tanks to power their gas cooking ranges, as well as their indoor fireplaces.
These tanks are obviously much larger than the 20 or 33 lb. tanks, but they are still small enough to be relatively portable.
Remember, the more items in your home that are fueled by propane, the more likely it is you will need a larger propane tank. Keep in mind that the bigger the tank, the stricter the local safety and installation regulations may be. You will want to keep tanks of this size at least three feet away from your house.
420 Pound or 100 Gallon Tanks
420 lb. tanks are large enough to be used for a variety of commercial purposes. However, these tanks can have many residential uses as well.
They work well as a heating solution for your home, for instance. They can also power emergency generators and are a great way to heat a swimming pool if you have one. If you intend to use your fireplace a lot, these tanks are also suitable for that purpose.
Just so you know, some homeowners and professionals refer to 420 lb. tanks as “100-gallon tanks” because that is how many gallons this size tank can hold.
500-Gallon Tanks
The 500-gallon tank is the most common size propane tank for residential propane use. It is often used for home heating, generator powering, cooking, pool heating, and more.
The primary benefit of this larger tank is that you can go that much longer without having to get it refilled. And when you are buying more gallons of propane, you can often get a slightly lower price rate for buying in bulk.
Typically, a home needs to be at least 2,500 square feet, and using propane for multiple appliances for a 500-gallon tank is the best choice. You can also choose above-ground or below-ground tank installation for 500-gallon tanks.
1,000-Gallon Tanks
Long story short about the 1,000-gallon tank? It does everything that the 500-gallon tank does, but it is twice as big.
That means this tank is also suitable for heating homes and pools and for powering generators. However, because this tank is so large, you should not buy it unless your home is at least 4,500 square feet.
1,000-gallon tanks are also popular for agricultural uses.
2000 Gallon propane Tanks
Capacity: 2000 Gallons
Year Model: 2021
Manufacturer: Arcosa Tank
Aboveground ASME Tanks
Capacities available: 250WG, 500WG, 1000WG
- Fabricated to the latest A.S.M.E. Code, Section VIII, Division 1
- Registered with the National Board
- Registered with CRN (Canadian Registration Number)
- Durable powder coat finish
- Powder Coating is a green alternative to conventional painting that
creates almost no VOC emissions and emits very little waste - #72 liquid level outage valve orifice reduces refueling emissions
- Vacuum pre-purged to save time, money, and product
You’re Probably Not Going To Find Any 250 GALLON Propane Tanks For Sale in any other place than Intermodal Container LTD
Leasing A Tank Is Your Best Option
It’s very rare to find a propane tank for sale. Why?
- There is a national shortage of propane tanks
- When you own your tank, you’re nobody’s customer (and nobody’s priority)
- Propane tanks need to be routinely inspected and safety certified
You may want to buy and own your own propane tank so you can shop around and get propane from whoever you want. You may want to own your own tank so you can avoid additional fees charged by some propane companies.
This could get you a short-term deal, but what happens when the power goes out for six days, and suddenly EVERYONE needs propane? Customers who lease tanks from their provider will be on the top of the priority list.
Get the best deal on propane AND be our priority by leasing a tank from Oregon Propane.
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Intermodal Container Ltd rents and leases propane tanks! WE DO NOT DIRECTLY SELL TANKS. If you’re just getting your first propane tank, or adding to an existing supply, we’ve got you covered with the highest quality Buy 250 Gallon Propane Tanks Online for lease.
If you have any questions, our experts are here to help. Call us and talk with a real human about your propane needs. Or, take a look at the FAQ below which covers common tank-buying questions folks have.
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One gallon of propane weighs 4.2 pounds which need to be considered in addition to the weight of the empty tank.
Residential Propane Tanks: How to Figure Out What Size Propane Tank You Need for Your Home
Choosing the right size propane tank is a critical starting point for your propane investment. If you have the wrong size tank installed, your budget will suffer.
You may think it couldn’t happen to you. However, countless people install the wrong size residential propane tanks in their homes every year.
Owning your own propane tank has several advantages, the greatest being the freedom to shop around for the best propane prices and services.
To own your own tank, it is critical to have the tank installed in a safe way that follows all codes and regulations.
It’s also important to regularly reevaluate your propane usage and ensure your tank size is meeting your needs. New propane appliances or even a growing family can dramatically change your propane needs and may warrant installing a new tank.
However, with our handy propane tank guide, you’ll find the size that’s just right. Keep reading for tips about buying the correct size propane tank.
What size propane tank do you need?
Tank sizes range from portable 20-lb. containers to tanks that can hold over 2,000 gallons. The size of your propane tank will depend on the size of your home as well as the number and size of appliances using propane.
Your geographical location and local climate can also play a role in choosing your propane tank size. For example, a tank for heating in milder climates may not need to be as big as a tank for heating in a colder climate. This guide can help you determine the right size tank for your needs and location.
Propane Tank for Sale
Review the propane tank size guide below for more information on propane tank sizes. It is important to note that a propane tank is only able to be filled to 80%. The tank details will highlight how many gallons you get when full.
Propane cylinders for sale in capacities of 5 lb (1.2 gallon), 10 lb (2.4 gallon), 11 lb (2.6 gallon), 20 lb (5 gallon), 30 lb (7.5 gallon), 40 lb (10 gallon), 50 lb (11.8 gallon), 60 lb (14 gallon), 100 lb (24 gallon). 200 lb (45.6 gallons), and 420 lb (120 gallons). We offer corrosion-resistant steel or lightweight aluminum, horizontal vs vertical, low profile, and standard shapes. Our prices of propane tanks are always discounted to ensure you the best value at a cheap price.
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“Underground Propane Tanks Are A Hidden Asset”
Love Propane but hate to see a tank in your beautiful yard. Bury it! Environmentally safe underground propane tanks provide homeowners with an option to have the tank sitting in the open yard. Our underground tanks are available in sizes ranging from 250-500-1000 gallons a size to meet every need.
Inter-modal containers Ltd. Propane Company takes great pride in the safety and appearance of our propane tanks. Each tank is pressure tested prior to installation and regularly inspected by our delivery personnel; ReedGas offers several affordable plans to purchase your underground propane tank.
500 Gallon Underground Propane Tank
250 Gallon Underground Propane Tank
Above Ground Propane Tanks
120 Gallon Vertical Propane Tank
250 Gallon Propane Tank
500 Gallon Propane Tank
1000 Gallon Propane Tank
A 1000-gallon propane tank holds 800 gallons when full.
500 Gallon Propane Tank
A 500-gallon propane tank holds 400 gallons of propane when full.
250 Gallon Propane Tank
120 Gallon Propane Tank
57 Gallon Propane Tank
100 lb Propane Tank
33 lb Propane Tank
20 lb Propane Tank
Dimensions: 1′ 6″ in height and 1′ in diameter.
Uses: Commonly used for resale and with propane grills, generators, patio heaters, and other outdoor equipment.
20-pound propane tanks are often referred to as grill cylinders and hold 4.6 gallons of propane when full.
DOT specifications require that cylinders of 40 lbs or less are equipped with an OPD safety device and have POL and Type 1/QCC ACME threads. Please note that the cylinders requiring these features are labeled accordingly. Consult your appliance manufacturer’s owner manual to determine the cylinder type and size required.
Why Is It Important to Pick the Right Size Propane Tank?
This guide is devoted to helping you pick the right size propane tank. However, you may be wondering: why is it so important that I pick the right size?
The right size propane tank can help you save on your energy bills by controlling how often you need to fill it up.
While buying a tank that is too big isn’t too much of a disadvantage, buying a tank that is too small will affect your budget because you will need deliveries more often. Also, since you’re buying a smaller quantity of propane, the cost might be slightly higher.
Propane Tank Sizes
Why Is It Important to Pick the Right Size Propane Tank?
This guide is devoted to helping you pick the right size propane tank. However, you may be wondering: why is it so important that I pick the right size?
The right size propane tank can help you save on your energy bills by controlling how often you need to fill it up.
While buying a tank that is too big isn’t too much of a disadvantage, buying a tank that is too small will affect your budget because you will need deliveries more often. Also, since you’re buying a smaller quantity of propane, the cost might be slightly higher.
Propane Tank Sizes
Before you can figure out what size tank you need, it’s important to know what sizes are available. Use our guide to figure out exactly which one of these you should buy for your particular home needs.
20 Pound Tanks
One of the most common residential propane tanks is the 20 lb. tank, which is the size of the tank you hook up to your propane gas grill or for other modest residential energy needs, like a fireplace.
20 lb. tanks are not used for home heating or anything else that a large scale, but the benefit is that you can purchase several tanks to have on hand for backup, and you can have them refilled at any propane retailer.
33 Pound Tanks
33 lb. propane tanks are relatively specialized. They are used almost exclusively to power certain vehicles, including forklifts, although they can fuel any vehicle that relies on autogas.
Because of the focus on powering vehicles, a 33 lb. propane tank may not be the best choice for most residential homes. However, people with farms or large tracts of land where you might need to use specialized vehicles may find such tanks very useful.
100 Pound Tanks
100 lb. tanks are a good choice if you have smaller appliances or heating devices that use propane. For instance, many people rely on 100 lb. propane tanks to power their gas cooking ranges, as well as their indoor fireplaces.
These tanks are obviously much larger than the 20 or 33 lb. tanks, but they are still small enough to be relatively portable.
Remember, the more items in your home that are fueled by propane, the more likely it is you will need a larger propane tank. Keep in mind that the bigger the tank, the stricter the local safety and installation regulations may be. You will want to keep tanks of this size at least three feet away from your house.
420 Pound or 100 Gallon Tanks
420 lb. tanks are large enough to be used for a variety of commercial purposes. However, these tanks can have many residential uses as well.
They work well as a heating solution for your home, for instance. They can also power emergency generators and are a great way to heat a swimming pool if you have one. If you intend to use your fireplace a lot, these tanks are also suitable for that purpose.
Just so you know, some homeowners and professionals refer to 420 lb. tanks as “100-gallon tanks” because that is how many gallons this size tank can hold.
500-Gallon Tanks
The 500-gallon tank is the most common size propane tank for residential propane use. It is often used for home heating, generator powering, cooking, pool heating, and more.
The primary benefit of this larger tank is that you can go that much longer without having to get it refilled. And when you are buying more gallons of propane, you can often get a slightly lower price rate for buying in bulk.
Typically, a home needs to be at least 2,500 square feet, and using propane for multiple appliances for a 500-gallon tank is the best choice. You can also choose above-ground or below-ground tank installation for 500-gallon tanks.
1,000-Gallon Tanks
Long story short about the 1,000-gallon tank? It does everything that the 500-gallon tank does, but it is twice as big.
That means this tank is also suitable for heating homes and pools and for powering generators. However, because this tank is so large, you should not buy it unless your home is at least 4,500 square feet.
1,000-gallon tanks are also popular for agricultural uses.
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What’s the Verdict?
With all that being said, the question remains: what size residential propane tank do you actually need?
It all comes down to how large your house is and how many propane appliances you own. Smaller homes with fewer appliances need smaller tanks; larger homes with more appliances and items like heated pools are going to need much larger ones.
Residential Propane Tanks: The Bottom Line
Now you know all about how to buy the best residential propane tanks. But do you know where to buy them?
Industrial, commercial, residential, and agriculture industries all benefit from clean-burning propane. Kleen-Rite offers different sizes of propane tanks. Learn more about our 100-gallon propane tanks and 500-gallon propane tanks for sale. The size that you use depends on your demand, usage, and the number of appliances. The most common uses include fireplace inserts, furnaces, water heaters, stoves, and standby generators.
Why use propane over gas or diesel? Propane stores well, it’s clean-burning, and the price is typically better than gas. We recommend buying your own tank because you get a better price per gallon and you can own the same tank long-term. Browse our above-ground and underground propane tanks to find the one that’s right for your property. Underground propane tanks are great because they won’t be an eyesore and detract from your landscaping.
We offer DOT and ASME tanks. DOT (Department of Transportation) tanks are certified to travel. Use them for food trucks, tow motors, grills, or other units that move. ASME is a certification, and once this type of tank is installed, it doesn’t move. ASME tanks are typically larger and used for home heating.
We also carry the essential propane tank cylinder parts and accessories you need for your propane system. Every tank needs a regulator to reduce the pressure of the tank to the correct working pressure. We carry single-stage, two-stage, and twin-stage regulators.
Beyond propane supply, we’re here to help you do business better. Your dedicated account manager will work to understand your business, so we can optimize your day-to-day operations and plot your long-term path to success. From training your staff to monitoring your usage to budgeting, Inter-modal containers Ltd. is an expert teammate to help your business run smarter.
Important LPG Tank Information
The propane industry is educated about tanks, proper installation requirements, laws, and procedures governing the repair of tanks and systems they service. It is of the utmost importance that unlicensed individuals do not attempt to make repairs or modifications to their own tanks for safety and continued serviceability.
Because the laws and safety practices change within the propane industry, tank installation and maintenance should only be performed by those who are familiar with these codes and regulations regarding LP Gas tanks. This cannot be stressed enough. DO NOT MOVE, REPAIR OR MODIFY ANY PART OF AN LP GAS TANK OR ANY PART OF THE GAS PIPING SYSTEM.
The information provided within this section is for consumer educational purposes only and is intended to better familiarize users with propane tanks and their parts. Portable tanks, known as bottles or cylinders are used as a fuel source for gas grills as well as forklifts. Stationary propane tanks are often found behind homes or businesses supplying all propane-fueled appliances in the structure. Stationary tanks are also used to refill cylinders and mobile containers at bottle plants.
Propane tanks, regardless of size, store propane liquid until it is used as either a liquid or vapor. All tanks are subject to rules based on safety for users, service technicians, and the general public and can only be filled to about 80% which constitutes a “full” tank of gas. Many people believe that propane tanks and butane tanks are the same but propane pressure is much higher than that of butane.
This means that while mostly identical in appearance and attached fittings, propane tanks are subject to higher pressures and the two types of tanks are in fact very different and cannot be filled with either of the two LP Gases. Propane tanks are for storing only propane. This section covers related subjects such as
- Basic explanations to help LP Gas consumers to better understand tanks
- Various sizes of propane tanks and how it relates to demand requirements
- Installation of and basic facts about underground tanks
- An overview and explanation of the tank installation process
- Safeguarding and protection of propane tanks
- Propane supplied to vaporizers for high-demand applications
| Tank Type | 500-gallon Above Ground Propane Tanks, 500-gallon Underground Propane Tanks |
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| Tank Type | 1000 Gallon Above Ground Propane Tank, 1000 Gallon Underground Propane Tank |
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| Horizontal | 120 Vertical propane gas tank, 120 gallon underground propane tank, 120 gallon above ground propane tank |
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| Tank Type | Above Ground Propane Tanks, Underground Propane Tanks |
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| Tank Sizes | 1000 Gallon Propane Tank, 500 Gallon Propane Tank, 250 Gallon Propane Tank, 120 Gallon Propane Tank, 57 Gallon Propane Tank, 100 lb Propane Tank (23 gallons), 33 lb Propane Tank (7.8 gallons), 20 lb Propane Tank (4.6 gallons) |
| Tank Type | Above-ground, Under-ground |
|---|---|
| Tank Condition | New, Used |
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