A tipped propane cylinder is a safety hazard and a campsite headache. The Camco TankFoot gives your 20, 30, or 40 lb cylinder a wide, stable base that keeps it upright whether you are hauling it in a truck bed, storing it at the campsite, or rolling through rough terrain in your RV compartment.
Propane cylinders have a small footprint relative to their height, making them prone to tipping when placed on uneven ground or jostled during travel. The TankFoot wraps around the base of the cylinder and dramatically lowers the center of gravity, keeping the valve protected and the cylinder stable without straps, cages, or permanent mounting hardware.
Its freestanding design means no tools and no drilling -- just set it down, drop the cylinder in, and go. The wide-base platform works on gravel, grass, concrete, and truck bed liners, making it equally useful at home, on the road, or deep in the backcountry.
Fits standard 20 lb, 30 lb, and 40 lb propane cylinders -- the sizes used on most RV grills, heaters, camp stoves, and auxiliary propane setups.
No mounting hardware, no straps, no drilling required. Place the TankFoot on any flat or semi-flat surface and set the cylinder in. Ideal for renters and full-timers alike.
Built from durable, impact-resistant plastic designed to handle UV exposure, temperature swings, and the abuse of regular transport without cracking or warping.
Adds minimal weight to your gear. Easy to toss in a compartment or truck bed when not in use. Black color blends with most RV and outdoor setups.
When hauling a propane cylinder in a truck bed, SUV cargo area, or RV exterior compartment, the TankFoot reduces roll and tip risk on rough roads. Pair with a cargo strap over the cylinder body for maximum security during highway travel.
The wide base keeps cylinders stable on uneven terrain like gravel pads, grass, and packed dirt -- common at campgrounds where level ground is not always guaranteed. Also useful for garage or shed storage where a tipped cylinder could damage a regulator or valve.
The TankFoot stabilizes the base of the cylinder but does not secure it against lateral forces during hard braking or sharp turns. For vehicle transport, always use an approved strap or restraint system in addition to the TankFoot. Never transport propane cylinders inside a closed passenger vehicle.
Rinse the TankFoot periodically to clear debris from the base ribs. Inspect for cracks if the unit has been dropped or run over. Replace if the base is cracked or deformed, as structural integrity is key to its stabilizing function.