What do you want to run on propane?
Check everything you have now or plan to add. Use the arrows if you have more than one.
A couple of details
Why load matters more than square footage
Propane tanks are sized on two things: how much gas your appliances demand at once, and how long you want to go between fills. A tank that is too small cannot vaporize fast enough on a cold morning when the pool heater and the tankless both fire — you get appliances starving, not an empty tank. A tank that is too large just costs more and sits half full.
Tanks fill to 80%, so a 500 gallon tank holds about 400 usable gallons. Propane carries roughly 91,500 BTU per gallon. We size for your peak demand first, then check that the fills land at a sensible interval.
Shape matters too. A 120 gallon lying on its side has more of its wall in contact with liquid propane than the same 120 gallons standing up, so it can vaporise faster and feed a heavier draw. Same fuel, same fills — different capability.
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