Propane Tank Sizes

Explore a range of propane tank sizes for lease that cater to your needs. Whether you require a smaller tank for residential use or a larger one for commercial purposes, we have you covered.

Our multiple options allow you to find the perfect tank to accommodate your propane consumption. With rental rates that equal $10 or less per month, our selection helps choose your propane storage size and ensure a continuous and convenient fuel supply.

Available for Lease Tanks

120-Gallon Propane Tank:

  • Height: 53 Inches
  • Diameter: 30 Inches
  • Weight: 272 Pounds
  • Foot Ring Diameter: 22 Inches

250-Gallon Propane Tank:

  • Length: 7 Feet and 10 Inches
  • Diameter: 30 Inches
  • Weight: 483 Pounds
  • Leg Spacing: 60 Inches

500-Gallon Propane Tank:

  • Length: 9 Feet and 11 Inches
  • Diameter: 37 Inches
  • Weight: 946 Pounds
  • Leg Spacing: 60 Inches

1000-Gallon Propane Tank:

  • Length: 16 Feet
  • Diameter: 41 Inches
  • Weight: 1,760 Pounds
  • Leg Spacing: 121 Inches

Propane Tank Placement Requirements

Placing propane tanks in a safe and legal location involves meeting specific distance requirements. These requirements consider the size of the tank, whether it is above ground or underground, and various factors, such as nearby buildings, driveways, awnings, property lines, and flammable materials. Propane companies and professionals ensure compliance with these distance rules during tank installation.

Here are the critical distance requirements to keep in mind:

Container Distance Requirements:

  • Most tanks must be at least 10 feet away from buildings and houses, but this may vary in certain circumstances (e.g., playgrounds, parking lots, railroad tracks).

Point of Transfer Distance Requirements:

  • The point of transfer is where connections and disconnections are made during propane transfer operations.
  • Distance requirements are crucial due to residual liquid release during the filling process and disconnection of the hose.

Relief Valve Distances:

  • Safety relief valves must be clear of obstructions and ignition sources to prevent hazards.
  • Propane tanks must be installed away from awnings or building overhangs to allow proper venting.

It is essential to adhere to these distance requirements to ensure the safety of propane consumers.