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Gas Patio Heater Sale Calcana's overhead gas patio heaters are ideal for heating large outdoor residential or commercial areas. They use radiant heating technology to warm objects and people, rather than the air, thus maximizing their effectiveness. They are available for ceiling or wall mounting to maximize space and save floor area and also provide simple operation for staff to manage without lengthy training. Versatility Gas heaters for patios that are the most efficient are able to be used in a variety outdoor settings and for social gatherings. The right heater can warm your space quickly and efficiently, regardless of whether you're hosting a family meal or hosting a gathering. These heaters can also be a great addition to bars and restaurants with outdoor seating and open-air dining areas where space is limited. Based on the space you have and heating requirements you can select from freestanding heaters using propane or ceiling mounted models that utilize natural gas. Bromic Tungsten Smart Heat gas patio heaters are overhead models that provide sleek, modern designs that compliments contemporary outdoor decor. They also provide efficient heating, without taking up any floor space. This model utilizes advanced infrared technology that provides specific radiant heat, which warms objects and people in a direct manner instead of using energy to heat the air around them. With a large heat output this heater is ideal for larger commercial and residential outdoor areas. Freestanding gas heaters are simple to move around the patio, which makes them ideal for residential setups that require a flexible outdoor space. These heaters are popular for homes that do not have natural gas lines. They are powered by propane. These heaters can also be combined with a fire pit for an inviting and aesthetically pleasing outdoor setting. Freestanding gas heaters are ideal for smaller outdoor spaces, but their limited range makes them less efficient. A ceiling mounted gas patio heater is the best choice to maximize the heat coverage and efficiency in these settings. These heaters are typically used in commercial settings such as restaurants, where reducing space is a priority. They can also be installed to complement your outdoor decor. Gas heaters above are the ideal choice for large commercial or residential spaces that require a significant amount of heat to maintain a comfortable temperature. These models are usually installed on the ceiling or walls and use radiant heat technology to warm up spaces efficiently. These heaters are extremely efficient and designed to operate for long durations of time. They are an ideal choice for businesses that organize events regularly in their outdoor spaces. Energy Efficiency Patios are a wonderful addition to any home, however on chilly nights they can be a little cold. A gas patio heater is an excellent option to make your deck and patio comfortable for dining and socializing all year round. The heaters are available in propane, natural gas and electric designs. You can pick from hammered bronze or resin wicker or decorative stone to complement your decor. You can also select tablestop or freestanding models that fit your space and needs. Patio heaters generate heat in by two methods: either radiant heat which heats objects or people, rather than the air; or by convection where the heating element draws cold air from the heater, and blows it out. They're generally more efficient than conventional wall or ceiling mounted space heaters because they don't use energy heating the air that rises into the air. You may choose an electric patio heater that plugs into any standard outlet and doesn't require a permanent installation. Or, you could opt for an propylene or natural gas patio heater that requires a special connection for fuel. You can find gas patio heaters at Lowe's in different sizes and BTU outputs, according to the dimensions of your space as well as your preference for heating efficiency. The larger the area you wish to cover, the greater the BTU rating you'll need to heat it adequately. There are a variety of patio heaters available in floor-standing or portable designs that can be adapted to your space, and you can choose between traditional propane tanks or a 20-pound liquid propane fuel cell that is compatible with the country's most commonly used tank types. Certain freestanding patio heating units have tanks for propane that can be removed to fill the tank, whereas others feature an anti-tilt system which shuts off the heater when the unit is tilted at an angle greater than 15 degrees. Portable propane patio heaters that have wheels are easy for you to move around. garden patio gas heater are also used in outdoor dining establishments. These heaters are a great alternative for those who don't wish to invest in an installation from a professional. Safety When shopping for a gas patio heater sale, consider the safety features of each model. Look for a model with gas shutoffs to avoid leaks in the event of a flame burning out or a wheel that makes it easier to move the heater and an anti-tilt function that can be activated within seconds to keep the heater steady. Many units also have a cover that is resistant to damage caused by wind and rain. Some are available in the form of hammered bronze, resin wicker or other decorative materials. Patio heaters are powered by electricity, propane or natural gas. Natural gas heaters are connected to your home's gas line, which saves time and money compared with having to replace propane tanks. Propane heaters can heat the area to 12 feet in diameter and are portable so they can be moved around to accommodate the layout of your backyard. Electric heaters require a hardwired connection to an outside electrical outlet and are typically more expensive than other sources of energy. Outdoor patio heaters must be used only outdoors as they release gasses that ignite, such as carbon monoxide or nitric dioxide, which can cause drowsiness or death in enclosed spaces. Some heaters have safety features built-in, such as thermocouples or automatic shut-off switches which prevent fires from igniting when exposed to hot surfaces or strong winds. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions to ensure the safety of your use. To reduce the risk of a fire, keep patio heaters at least three feet from walls, ceilings curtains, walls and other combustible materials. The heater should be set on a flat surface and secured with the help of stabilizers or weights to reduce the chance of it falling over. Always keep the heater's fuel valve shut when it's not in use. Also, regularly inspect the hoses for air bubbles. Keep an extra propane tank away from your patio heater. This will allow you to avoid leaks that could be caused by a hose that is damaged or worn. To prevent this from happening, clean the exterior of your heater frequently using a damp rag. Then wipe off any rust or other areas that may gather debris. Easy to Use Gas patio heaters are a great option if you do not like the smell of charcoal or cigarette smoke. Gas patio heaters produce less pollutants and do not require an ignition source to light. They also don't release ash and can easily heat an area up to 250 square feet. The majority of models have a control panel and adjustable heating settings. Some have wheels for effortless movement and an anti-tilt valve that automatically shuts off the flame if the unit gets knocked over. Some heaters have decorative covers that allow them to blend in with the surrounding. Patio heaters can be powered by natural or propane gas and are available in a variety of designs, from pyramid-shaped freestanding models to dome-top units that fit on the top of tables. They can also be made of steel, stainless aluminum, or steel for durability and strength. Some models have a hammered bronze resin wicker, or a decorative stone cover that adds to their appearance. Some models come with an inbuilt safety shut-off system for gas leaks. Others have an ignition with pulses that allow you to ignite the flame at the touch of the button. The BTU rating of the patio heater is crucial to consider when deciding on the size you need. The higher the number is, the more heat it generates and the bigger the area it can heat. A heavy-duty unit, such as our best heavy-duty pick, can heat up to 625 square feet under ideal conditions. It is also important to consider the type of gas and how often you'll use your heater on the patio. Propane heaters require a propane tank that you'll need to replenish regularly, while natural gas heaters can be connected to your gas line at home. Both types of heaters release little amounts of carbon monoxide. They should therefore be used outdoors, or in an open area with adequate ventilation.