Gas Patio Heater Sale

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

The units can be mounted on the ceiling or wall to maximize space and conserve flooring space. They are also easy to operate for staff without extensive training.

Versatility

Gas heaters for patios that are efficient are able to be used in a variety of outdoor settings and also for social gatherings. If you're hosting a gathering or enjoying a quiet family meal, the right heater can warm your space in a matter of minutes and remain warm throughout the evening. These heaters can also be an excellent addition to bars and restaurants with outdoor seating or open dining areas that have limited area for floor. You can select between propane heaters that are freestanding or ceiling-mounted natural gas models, based on the space you have and your heating needs.

Overhead models such as the Bromic Tungsten Smart-Heat gas patio heater sale offer a sleek design that complements contemporary outdoor decor while providing efficient heating without occupying the floor space. This model utilizes advanced infrared technology to provide targeted radiant warmth, warming objects and people in a direct manner rather than using energy to heat the air around them. With a high heat output this heater is ideal for larger residential and commercial outdoor areas.

Freestanding gas heaters are easy to move around the patio, making them perfect for residential installations that require a swathe of outdoor space. These heaters are popular with homes with no natural gas lines. They utilize propane. These models can be paired up with a firepit to create a stunning and welcoming outdoor setting.

While freestanding gas heaters are a great option for homes but their limited range of operation makes them less efficient in warming larger outdoor spaces. For these types of setups ceiling mounted gas patio heater is a better option to maximize the coverage of heat and efficiency. They are commonly used in commercial settings like restaurants, where reducing space is the top priority. They can also be positioned to match your existing outdoor decor.

Gas heaters that are installed above are the best option for large residential or commercial spaces that require a lot of heat to maintain an appropriate temperature. These models are usually installed on the walls or ceilings and utilize radiant heat technology to warm rooms efficiently. These heaters offer a substantial temperature output and are designed to last for a long time, so they are an ideal choice for companies that have 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 heater gas regulator heaters are a great choice to keep your deck and patio warm and inviting for gatherings and dining all year long. They are available in propane, electric and natural gas designs. There are many models available in the form of hammered bronze, resin wicker or decorative stone face to match your style. You can also pick from freestanding or tabletop models to fit your space and needs.

Patio heaters produce heat by two methods: radiant heat that warms people and objects rather than the air, or through convection, which is where the heating element pulls in cold air around the heater and then blows it out. Because they don't waste energy by heating the air that rises to the air, they are often more efficient than wall or ceiling mounted heaters. Depending on your requirements, you may prefer an electric model that plugs into a standard outlet and does not require any installation at all or installation. You can also choose propane patio gas or natural gas patio heater that requires a specific connection to take in fuel.

Lowe's offers gas patio heaters in different sizes and BTU outputs, based on the space you have and your preference for heating. The larger the area you wish to heat, the more BTU rating is required. Some patio heaters are available in floor-standing or portable designs to match your space and you can pick between a traditional propane tank or 20-pound liquid propane fuel cell that's compatible with your country's most commonly used tanks.

Some freestanding patio heaters have a propane tank that can be removed to refill the tank, while others feature an anti-tilt system which shuts off the heater when the unit tilts at more than 15 degrees. Portable propane patio heaters that have wheels are easy to move around. They're also commonly employed in outdoor dining establishments. These heaters are a great alternative for those who do not wish to invest in a professional installation.

Safety

When shopping for gas heaters for sale on patios be sure to consider the safety features of every model. Choose a model that has gas shutoffs to avoid leaks in the event of a fire being sparked or a wheel that makes it easier to move the unit and an anti-tilt feature that can be activated in seconds to keep the heater steady. Many units also have a cover that resists damage from rain and wind. Some come with hammered brass, resin wicker, or other decorative materials.

Patio heaters are powered by propane, electricity or natural gas. Natural gas heaters can be connected to your home's gas line. This can save you time and money instead of having to replace propane tank. Propane heaters deliver heat in a radius of up to 12 feet and are portable, allowing you to move them to be a perfect fit for your backyard. Electric units require a hardwired connection to an electrical outlet, and are generally more expensive than other sources of energy.

All outdoor patio heaters should be used only outdoors as they release gasses that ignite, such as carbon monoxide or nitric dioxide that can cause drowsiness and death in enclosed spaces. Certain heaters come with safety features built-in like thermocouples and automatic shut-off switches to stop fires from bursting when they are exposed to hot surfaces or strong winds. Always follow manufacturer instructions to ensure the safety of your use.

When using a heater for your patio ensure that you have a minimum clearance of three feet from ceilings and walls, furniture, curtains and other combustible objects to reduce the risk of a fire. The heater should be put on an even surface and secured by the help of stabilizers or weights to minimize the risk of it tipping over.

Make sure the fuel valve is closed on the heater when in use. Make sure to check the hoses frequently for air bubbles. Keep a spare propane tank far away from your patio heater. This will help you avoid a leak that can be caused by a hose that is damaged or worn. To prevent this, regularly clean the exterior of your heater using a damp cloth and then wipe down any rust spots or other areas where debris might collect.

Easy of Use

If you're not a fan of smoke from cigarettes or the smoke from charcoal, gas patio heaters are a good option. Gas patio heaters release less pollutants and do not require a lighter to light. They don't generate any ash, and can heat up to 250 square feet. The majority of models come with an adjustable control panel that can be set to heat settings. Some have wheels for effortless mobility and an anti-tilt device that automatically shuts off the flame if the unit gets knocked over. Some models even come with a decorative cover that helps the heater blend into the surroundings.

Patio heaters can be powered by natural or propane gas and come in a variety styles including pyramid-shaped freestanding models to dome-top units that sit on top of tables. They can also be made from stainless steel, aluminum or steel to ensure strength and durability. Some models feature a decorative stone, resin wicker, or hammered-bronze covers to enhance their appearance. Some models come with a safety shut-off system that stops gas leaks, while others have a pulse ignition system.

The BTU rating of the patio heater is crucial to be aware of when deciding which size you need. The higher the number, the more heat is generated and the larger the area that can be heated. A heavy-duty heater, such as our best heavy duty pick can heat up to 625 square feet under ideal conditions.

Your decision should also consider the type of gas you are using and how often you'll use your patio heater. Propane heaters require a propane tank which you'll need replenish frequently, whereas natural gas heaters can be connected to your black gas patio heater line at home. Both types of heaters release some carbon monoxide. They must therefore be used outdoors, or in an open area with adequate ventilation.