What type of foundation must the supports for LP-Gas containers be placed on?

The supports for LP-Gas containers must be placed on concrete or masonry foundations because these types of foundations offer the necessary stability and durability required to safely hold heavy containers filled with liquefied petroleum gas. Concrete and masonry structures are robust, resistant to weather conditions, and can withstand the weight of the containers along with any external forces that may act upon them, such as wind or seismic activity.

Moreover, these materials provide a non-combustible base, which is crucial in preventing accidents related to flammable gases. Ensuring that the supports are placed on a solid and secure foundation is essential for compliance with safety regulations governing the storage and handling of LP-Gas, minimizing the risk of leaks or structural failures that could lead to hazardous situations.