Ventilated Propane Tank Cover (30lb Propane Tank) - 5 Year Warranty

This is made of seemingly great quality material. I like that it slips over the propane tank snugly, there’s a drawstring to tighten at the bottom, and the top has Velcro which goes down nicely while still providing a spot for easy access. It’s been on two camping trips with us so far, updates to come with information regarding durability, only time will tell!

I had an older cover by this same company and it just dry rotted after being out in the elements year round for over 7 years! These are amazingly sturdy tank covers.

Well this fits the standard 20# propane tanks fairly well. It has a draw string at the bottom that you can use to cinch the cover tight around the small bottom part of the tank. The cover does not go under the tank at all. In my opinion the cover is about 1-2 inches too short because when you cinch it tight it will rise up and fully expose the bottom smaller ring of the tank. That is the way it was designed and maybe the better way but I don't like it. I live in Florida so I want the entire tank protected.The fabric is not a regular canvas. It is some sort of water resistant material that repels rain and smells sort of toxic when first removed from the box. This smell dissipates though so don't worry. I think the water repel is good and that why the vent is needed so when the top portion leaks it can dry out underneath. The top portion is flap-like and allows access the valve and such after the cover is installed. The bad part of the top flap is cheap Velcro from cheap manufacturing plant, made in china by the way. I understand keeping costs down but I wish these manufacturers would understand that people would rather spend a few cents more to have better product, at least I would. Everyone thinks they need to make it as cheap as possible but that's backward thinking from a bunch of bean counters. So anyway, the Velcro is cheap, scarce, and barely holds, but it does good enough for the masses I'm sure.I think this cover needs a bottom flap of rugged type material that the tank can sit on/in and then the top larger cover would go over it and the two halves would overlap. It would need a drain holes of course so if any water got in it could drain out. But I'm not docking any stars for that since I knew it didn't have that when I purchased. I'm docking stars for cheap Velcro, short length, and funky material.PS: Lets bring manufacturing back to the USA no matter what it costs.

I was pleasantly surprised at the high quality material used with this cover. It's appears very well made & should last for years. The vent on the side is well placed & made of a heavy plastic, top Velcro allows easy access to hookup tank and pull-tie at the bottom ensures a tight fit. I'm using this on my rear patio on my spare LP tank, I've placed several bricks underneath to keep tank off my patio and did place a loose, small plastic bag over the top of my tank before I securing the Velcro (but not covering the bottom/side vent) to keep rain water from getting inside and rusting tank.I've had this cover for a month now and works extremely well. I like that it's pretty simple in that there is no writing all over the cover and the bottom draw string allows me to secure the cover in place but allows any moisture/potential gas to escape.It arrived exactly on time & well packaged. I'd recommend this tank cover for home use.

Its made of good material. Maybe someone can correct me, but It BARELY fits my 15lb tank after playing around with the neck-top. it was a very tight fit at the top - so much so that i thought it was too small and would never fit. but i kept playing with one side then the other until it finally form-fitted around the neck. it barely reaches/covers the bottom of the tank, so assuming the necks of a 20lb and 15lb tank are equal, i don't see how it would be long enough to cover a 20lb tank top to bottom. But Maybe i'm misunderstanding something...anyone?

This cover slides over the top of your 20-lb canister tank and tightens with a push-button drawstring at the bottom. Also at the top are four velcro flaps: two of them are on the front, which close around the hose while allowing it to still remain attached; and two of the flaps are like ears, on the sides, which lift up easily for you to grab hold of the tank side handles for convenient carrying. Located on the lower front-center of the cover is an "innerflow" panel, which is for "free circulation of air, safeguarding against propane build-up in the event of a leak." (Hopefully I won't have to test this out with a leak, but I'm glad it's there.) One last detail: I also have both of my 20-lb tanks mounted and tightened on Tanksetters (also bought from Amazon), and the covers fit perfectly on the tanks, while also mounted on the Tanksetters. The entire setup is quite excellent, and both covers I ordered look to be in perfect condition. Check the picture attached. Should last a long time. Superior quality.

I have had one of these covers for years, and it has kept my tank protected from the elements while I store the tank outside (like you are supposed to do), and I live in upstate NY. I now have 2 tanks that I store outside. The original tank cover shows very little wear after having been used for a few years, so I bought this cover to protect my second tank.These covers are great.

Cover was exactly as described, perfect fit and quality material. The drawstring at the bottom is perfect for securing the cover for travel trailers. Looks great, I'd buy this again or recommend it to others looking for a 20lb standard propane cover. Very pleased!!

We are very pleased with this item. Fits the propane tank well. Highly recommend!

This cover is made from a lightweight but not flimsy material, and it is well-made. The covering at the tank top is nicely done and closes with hook-and-loop ("Velcro") tabs which allows easy access and looks decent when closed. The drawstring at the bottom is a nice touch. I use the item on a covered patio and it looks a lot better than a bare tank. I do not know how long it would hold up in full sun or exposed to high winds mounted on an RV - it would probably be fine on the back of an RV, but that's just my guess. Good value for money and just what I was looking for.

This product is the perfect fit for a second propane tank on our tent trailer that we use primarily to supply our stand-alone BBQ with propane while camping. Great product and the price on Amazon is unbeatable...

For the cost of this product, it does what I wanted it to do, stupid easy install, still have easy access to the valve once installed onto the tank

I was worried about covering the propane tank with this dark cover (which was a stupid thought in retrospect) but this cover is excellent. It actually keeps the tank pretty cool in storage on the front of our pop-up trailer, and it keeps it dry and clean. Our tank still looks brand new. The cover is rugged too and has stood up well to mud flying at it from the back of our tires while we're hauling the trailer.