Gas Patio Heater Sale

Overhead gas patio heaters like this one from Calcana are ideal for heating large commercial and residential outdoor areas in a timely manner. They employ radiant heating technology to warm people and objects rather than the air, maximizing their effectiveness.

They are available for ceiling or wall mounting to maximize space and save floor area and are easy to operation for staff to manage without extensive training.

Versatility

The most efficient gas heaters for patios are designed to be versatile enough to work in a variety outdoor settings and social gatherings. When you're hosting a party or enjoying a quiet family dinner, the right heater can warm your space quickly and keep it warm throughout the evening. These heaters can also be a great addition to bars and restaurants that have outdoor seating and open dining areas where space is at a premium. You can select between freestanding propane heaters or ceiling-mounted natural garden gas patio heater models, based on the space available and the heating requirements you require.

Bromic Tungsten Smart Heat amazon gas patio heater patio heaters are overhead models that feature modern, sleek design that compliments contemporary outdoor decor. They also provide efficient heating, without taking up any floor space. This model makes use of infrared technology which provides radiant heat to heat objects and people directly, instead of wasting energy heating the air around them. This heater has a high output of heat, which makes it ideal for large outdoor commercial and residential areas.

Freestanding gas heaters are simple to move around your patio, making them ideal for residential settings that require a swathe of outdoor space. They typically use propane and are a popular choice for homes that do not have access to natural gas lines. These heaters can be set up with a firepit to create a stunning and inviting outdoor setting.

Freestanding gas flame patio heater heaters are ideal for heating smaller outdoor spaces, however their limited range means they are less efficient. A ceiling-mounted gas patio heater is the best option to maximize heat coverage and efficiency in these settings. These heaters are typically used in commercial settings, like restaurants, where saving space is the top priority. They can also be set up to complement your outdoor decor.

Gas heaters above are the ideal choice for large commercial or residential areas that require a large amount of heat to maintain the temperature at a comfortable level. These heaters are typically placed on the ceiling or walls and utilize radiant heating technology to warm areas efficiently. These heaters offer a substantial energy output and are built for long-lasting operation and are an ideal choice for businesses that hold often-held events in their outdoor spaces.

Energy Efficiency

Patios are a wonderful addition to any house, but on cold nights, they can be chilly. Gas patio heaters are an excellent option to keep your patio and deck warm and inviting for socializing and dining all year round. These heaters are available in propane, electric and natural gas designs. There are a variety of models available in the form of hammered bronze, resin wicker or decorative stone faces to complement your decor. You can also pick from tablestop or freestanding models that fit your space and needs.

Patio heaters produce heat by two methods: radiant heat that warms objects and people rather than the air or convection where the heating element pulls in the cold air from around the heater and blows it out. They're generally more efficient than conventional wall or ceiling mounted heaters since they don't waste energy heating the air that is released into the air. You can select an electric patio heater that plugs into any standard outlet, and does not require an installation that is permanent. You could also opt for propane or natural gas as a patio heater that requires a separate connection to fuel.

Lowe's offers gas patio heaters of various sizes and BTU outputs depending on the space you have and your preference for heating. The bigger the area you wish to heat, the greater BTU rating is required. Some patio heaters are available in portable or floor-standing designs to match your space and you can select between a traditional propane patio gas tank or a 20-pound propane liquid fuel cell that's compatible with your country's most common tank types.

Some freestanding patio heaters come with an aluminum tank base which houses the gas tank. The tank can be removed for easy refilling, while some have an anti-tilt design that stops the burner in the event that the unit is tilted to more than 15 degrees. Portable propane patio heaters with wheels are easy to move from one place to another spot, and are commonly employed in restaurants that offer outdoor seating. They're an affordable alternative for those who don't wish to invest in an installation by a professional.

Safety

When looking for gas patio heaters on sale be sure to consider the safety features of every model. Make sure you choose one with an emergency shut-off for gas to stop leaks in the event that the flame goes out, wheels that make moving the unit easier and an anti-tilt mechanism that can be activated in seconds to ensure that the heater stays in place. Many heaters come with a covering that protects them from damage caused by rain and wind. Some are available in resin wicker, hammered bronze or other decorative materials.

Patio heaters can be powered by natural gas patio heater gas, propane or electricity. Natural gas heaters can be connected to your home's gas line. This saves you time and money as opposed to having to replace propane tank. Propane heaters are able to heat a space up to 12 feet in size and are portable so you can move them around to fit the layout of your backyard. Electric heaters require a hardwired connection to an outside electrical outlet and are usually more expensive than other sources of energy.

Outdoor patio heaters must only be used outdoors, as they emit gasses that are flammable, like carbon monoxide or nitric dioxide that can cause drowsiness or death in enclosed spaces. Certain heaters come with safety features built in, like automatic shut-off switches or thermocouples which prevent fires from igniting when they are exposed to hot surfaces or strong winds. Follow the manufacturer's directions to ensure that you are using the device safely.

To reduce the risk of a fire, keep patio heaters at least three feet away from walls, ceilings, curtains and other combustible items. The heater must be on a level surface, and it should be secured using weights or other stabilizers to decrease the risk of tipping over.

Always keep the heater's fuel valve shut when it's not in use. Moreover, you should regularly inspect the hoses for air bubbles. You should also keep a spare propane tank away from your patio heater in order to reduce the chance of a leak. This can occur when the hose becomes worn or damaged. To stop this from occurring, clean the outside of your patio heater on a regular basis using a damp rag. Then clean any rusty or other areas that collect debris.

Easy of Use

If you're not a big fan of cigarette smoke or the smoke from charcoal, gas patio heaters are a great choice. They emit far less pollutant and don't require to be lit using an igniter. They also don't generate an ash cloud and can efficiently warm up to 250 square feet. Most models have a control panel that has adjustable temperature settings. Some have wheels for effortless movement and an anti-tilt valve that automatically stops the flame in the event that the unit is knocked over. Some heaters have decorative covers that allow them to blend in with the surrounding.

Patio heaters are available in a vast variety of styles and can be powered either by natural gas or propane. They are available in various designs, from freestanding pyramid models to dome-top models that fit onto the top of tables. They can also be constructed out of stainless steel, steel or aluminum to ensure strength and durability. Some models have a decorative stone, resin wicker or hammered-bronze covering to improve their appearance. Certain models have an inbuilt safety shut-off system for gas leaks, while others come with an ignition pulse that allows you to ignite the flame at the touch of an button.

The BTU rating on a patio heater is important to be aware of when deciding which size you need. The higher the number, the more heat it creates and the greater the area it can heat. A heavy-duty unit such as our top heavy duty pick, can heat up to 625 square feet in ideal conditions.

The type of gas used and the frequency you use the heater on your patio should be considered when making a decision. Propane heaters require a propane tank that you will need to replenish regularly, while natural gas heaters can be connected to the gas line in your home. Both types of heaters produce little amounts of carbon monoxide. They should therefore be used outdoors or in an area with adequate ventilation.