Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

Input:
Question: Can this be stored on a concrete floor without a pallet?
Document: So factor that into your planning. Water weighs about 8 pounds per gallon, so full, these tanks weigh over a ton and need to be on a very substantial floor, such as concrete, which is why I put them in the basement.I love the fact that I now have 550 gallons of pure, potable water stored in about half the floor space that four 55-gallon drums used to occupy. Half the floorspace, and over twice the volume.
In short, a its a quality product from a supplier that wants it to work for you. I recommend them and it without reservation.
so clean the tank before you bring it inside the house other wise your going to be dragging it back out to do so!!! still I don't care high quality way better then 55gl drums way easier to cycle for sure!I other important note, DO NOT USE A GARDEN HOSE TO FILL !!!!! this is a very important part that is easy to also over look. IF you miss the print you need to ONLY use a DRINKING WATER RATED HOSE!!!
Why I looked at a normal garden hose and read "THIS PRODUCE CONTAINS LEAD DO NOT DRINK FROM!!!" after reading that I was like holy S*** I really do need a hose rated for drinking water!!
They have a full opening allowing high flow while not bulky or difficult to operate. I recommend this product.
The tank is well designed, sturdy, and holds enough water to last through the outages we had with hurricane Sandy. It fit through several doorways to get to its final location. I had left the tank in its wrapping for a couple of months while we got the space and plumbing for it finished. When I unwrapped the tank and tilted it to move it into position, I found the cap was missing.
The tank and valves are all top quality materials that will last many years. Highly recommended.More details are available at the manufacturer's FAQ [...]
Like others I have looked high and low for a water storage container that could fit a ~29" door way and only this and one other product that I found could do it. I decided to go with this one because it came with more options the other simply was just a holder or container, I would have had to cut and use my own parts. Surewater came with very high guilty brass faucet with caps.One important note I forgot before I setup the tank was to pre-wash it!
I recently purchased a 260 Sure Water Tank. I have been around tanks and various water handling equipment for years. I was impressed by the ease which the water can be rotated. Hook your RV water hose to the bottom valve and drain the water onto your lawn. When empty, simply hook the hose (using an adapter) up to your culinary faucet on the outside of your house and fill the tank through the same valve.
I liked everything about this tank except for the price. So I searched high and low, far and wide, off and on for about a year, but I was not able to find another tank with volume above 200 gallons that would fit through a 29" wide residential doorway at a better price than this tank. So I bought two. I was going to give this tank four stars because of the price, but if nobody else can make it more affordable, then it costs what it costs.
Answer: yes