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Gas Patio Heater Sale Overhead gas patio heaters, such as this one from Calcana are perfect for warming large commercial and residential outdoor areas in a timely manner. They utilize radiant heating technology to heat objects and people instead of the air, thus maximizing their effectiveness. They feature options for wall or ceiling mounting to maximize space and save floor area and also provide simple operation for staff to handle without lengthy training. Versatility The most efficient gas patio heaters are designed to be flexible enough for a variety of outdoor settings and social gatherings. When you're hosting a party or enjoying a quiet family dinner, the right heater can warm your space with minimal effort and keep it warm throughout the evening. These heaters are also an excellent addition to restaurants and bars that have outdoor seating or open dining areas with limited space for floor. Depending on the space and heating needs you can select from freestanding heaters that utilize propane or ceiling mounted models that make use of natural gas. 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 taking up the floor. fireplacesandstoves makes use of advanced infrared technology that provides specific radiant heat, warming people and objects directly instead of wasting energy heating the surrounding air. With a high heat output this heater is ideal for commercial and residential outdoor areas. Gas heaters are able to be moved around the patio. This makes them ideal for homes that require a flexible outdoor setting. These heaters usually use propane and are popular for homes that do not have access to natural gas lines. These models can be paired with a fire pit to create a beautiful and relaxing outdoor setting. Freestanding gas heaters are a good option for smaller outdoor spaces, however their limited range makes them less efficient. A ceiling mounted gas patio heat is the best choice to maximize heat coverage and efficiency in these setups. These units are commonly employed in restaurants and other commercial establishments where saving the floor space is important and can be positioned to complement the style of your outdoor decor. Overhead gas heaters are also the best option for large residential and commercial areas where a significant amount of heat is needed to keep the entire room warm. These heaters are typically placed on the ceiling or walls and utilize radiant heat technology to warm up spaces efficiently. These heaters are extremely efficient and designed to run for long periods of time. They are a great choice for companies that organize events regularly in their outdoor spaces. Energy Efficiency Patios can be a great addition to any home, however on chilly nights they can get chilly. A gas patio heater is a great option to make your patio and deck ideal for entertaining and dining all year round. The heaters are available in natural gas, propane and electric designs. You can pick from the hammered bronze, resin wicker, or decorative stone to complement your decor. You can also select freestanding or tabletop models to meet your space and requirements. Patio heaters generate heat in two ways: through radiant heat which warms objects and people instead of the air or convection, which is where the heating element pulls in the cold air from around the heater and then blows it out. They're usually more efficient than traditional ceiling or wall mounted space heaters, since they don't consume energy heating the air that rises into the air. You can select an electric patio heater that plugs into any standard outlet and doesn't require a permanent installation. Or you may prefer an propylene or natural gas patio heater that requires a special connection for fuel. Lowe's provides gas patio heaters of various sizes and BTU outputs depending on the size of your space and heating preference. The more area you want to cover, the more the BTU rating you'll require to adequately heat it. Some patio heaters come in portable and floor-standing designs that can be adapted to fit the space you have. You can also pick between a traditional propane tank, or a fuel cell that weighs 20 pounds compatible with the most popular tanks in your area. Certain freestanding patio heaters have an aluminum tank base that houses the gas tank. It can be removed for easy refilling, while others feature an anti-tilt design that shuts off the burner if the unit is tilted to more than 15 degrees. Portable propane patio heaters on wheels are simple to move from place spot, and are commonly employed in restaurants that offer outdoor seating. They're a cost-effective alternative for those who don't wish to pay for an installation by a professional. Safety Take into consideration security features when you are shopping for a patio heater. Look for a model with gas shutoffs to avoid leaks in the event of a fire going out and wheels that make it easier to move the unit and an anti-tilt function which can be activated in seconds to ensure that the heater remains steady. Many heaters have a protective covering that protects them from damage caused by 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 units can be connected to the gas line of your home. This can save your time and money instead of having to replace the propane tank. Propane heaters are able to heat a space up to 12 feet in diameter and are movable, meaning they can be moved around to suit the layout of your backyard. Electric heaters are more expensive and require a hardwired connection with an electrical outlet on the outside. Outdoor patio heaters must only be used outdoors, as they emit flammable gasses, such as carbon monoxide or nitric dioxide that can cause drowsiness or death in enclosed areas. Certain heaters come with safety features built-in such as thermocouples and automatic shut-off switches to stop fires from bursting when exposed to hot surfaces or strong winds. Follow the manufacturer's directions to ensure the safe use of. To decrease the chance of a fire, keep patio heaters at least three feet from walls, ceilings, curtains and other combustible materials. The heater should be set on an even surface and secured with weights or stabilizers in order to decrease the risk of it tipping over. Always keep the heater's fuel valve closed when it's not in use. Also, regularly inspect the hoses for air bubbles. It is also recommended to keep a spare propane tank away from your patio heater in order to prevent the possibility of a leak. This could occur when the hose becomes worn or damaged. To avoid this happening, clean the exterior of your patio heater on a regular basis using a damp rag. Then wipe down any rust or other areas that could gather debris. User-Friendliness If you're not a fan of cigarette smoke or the fumes from charcoal gas patio heaters are a great option. Gas patio heaters emit less pollutants and do not require the use of a lighter to light. They don't generate any ash and can heat up to 250 square feet. Most models have a control panel that has adjustable heat settings. Some models come with wheels to allow for mobility and an anti-tilt device that cuts off the flames when the unit is knocked over. Some have a stylish cover that allows the heater to blend into its surroundings. Patio heaters are available in a broad range of styles and can be powered either by natural gas or propane. They are available in various shapes, ranging from freestanding pyramid models to dome top models that can be placed on top of tables. To ensure durability and strength they can be constructed from stainless steel, aluminum or steel. Some models come with a decorative stone, resin wicker, or hammered-bronze cover to enhance their appearance. Certain models have a safety shut-off that prevents gas leaks, while other models have a pulse ignition system. When deciding which size patio heater you will need, it is important to take into consideration the BTU rating. The more powerful the rating, the more heat it generates and the larger an area it can heat. A heavy-duty model like our best heavy-duty pick, for instance, can produce 46,000 BTUs and can provide heat to up to 650 square feet in optimal conditions. The type of gas used and the frequency you use the heater on your patio should be a factor in your decision. Propane heaters are portable and require a propane tank which you'll need to replenish often and natural gas heaters are connected to your home's gas line. Both types of heaters release little amounts of carbon monoxide. They must therefore be used outdoors or in an open area with adequate ventilation.