Does the tank lay on it's side if you use a 20 lb bottle? Will it accept anything larger?
1382784
A standard 20 lb tank stands upright inside the unit. It actually lasts quite long. I don't believe it will fit anything larger.
1382785
Standard propane tank sits upright (like any grill). Don't think larger is an option unless you assemble without the tank guards. Standard tank is lasting for long time with regular use.
1382786
I use the regular bbq tank and it sits upright. Super easy to light and turn off. I love it!
1382787
A 20lb bottle stands upright and is secured in a bracket under the table. It will not accept a larger bottle under the table.
1382788
The tank sits in a circular metal ring. It sits upright. There is a lot of room under the table if you want to try to get more creative, but it is designed for a 20lb tank to sit upright.
1567234
I think it would hang off the sides. I used it for a 29 gallon and it fits perfectly.
1680712
Maybe laying down, but obviously, that's not great! My big bottles are 9 oz (Dr. Brown's) and they won't fit either way. It's more ideal for the Medela breast pump bottles or I use it to carry my breastmilk bags. Hope that helps!
684514
I can't answer that for certain because I only set reptile cages without water on it. What I can say is that there is only about 19 inches available from side to side between the uprights (and 22" up and down), and so a 20" tank wouldn't fit on the bottom (just the top). The stand is reasonably sturdy so I wouldn't be afraid to put a fish tank or two on it, but it wouldn't fit two standard 10's.
578941
If by "bar-b-que propane tank" you mean a standard 20-pound propane tank, then yes. No problem!
391998
Yes it can. The 20 lb tank simply needs to be adequately full. The fuller it is the quicker it will fill the 1 lb cylinder. I would recommend trying to use a 20 lb tank at half full or more just to speed things up. It's important to follow the directions regarding temperature or you will have issues no matter how much you have in the tank since you must have the pressure difference to work well.
1862824
I'm not sure about the insert, nothing came with it at least. But a 20 lb tank does fit underneath.
751647
If its gonna stay mostly stationary, you should get a 20 gallon or so. You can still get one that size in the same price range
457386
No, at least not when I've used these bottlestoppers. My suggestion is to just make sure you push the stopper all the way in before placing the bottle on its side.
2124696
Yes, but the measurements won't line up when you are filling the bottle. We use the small liners sometimes for water ir juice with the large bottles.
871916
The vest does have a co2 tank pouch. It can fit up to. 20 oz short bottle tank comfortably. The only issue is that the whole vest is made mesh. So basically there is no support for holding your loaders and tank
221806
It comes equipped with the fitting for a 20 lb. tank. you would need an adapter to use the small 1 lb.cannisters.
2218773
It was actually designed to be used with the small propane bottles but they include an adapter to use the 20# tanks. This is another reason I bought it. I have not used it with the smaller bottles, but I would think there wouldn't be much difference except for the longevity of the bottle. Thanks for asking!
64982
Depends on how full or big the bottle is. I would suggest leaning in up against something to be safe.
1826739
Yes, I think it would be sturdy enough to hold a 20 gallon tank as long as the chest is put together well. It does take a long time to assemble but once it's set it is a very strong piece of furniture. I have been very pleased with it.
2231414
I think this cover is for a shorter tank but Zilla does make one that fits the 20l. I've used both of them.
2051383
No would not recommend and you will need I bigger tank than 20 lb.. Will small garage like 12x20 no bigger