Gas Patio Heater Sale
Calcana's overhead gas patio heaters are ideal for heating large commercial or residential areas. They make use of radiant technology to warm people and objects, instead of the air. This increases their effectiveness.
They are available for ceiling or wall mounting to maximize space and reduce floor space, as well as straightforward operation for staff to manage their own without extensive training.
Versatility
The most efficient gas heaters for patios are designed to be adaptable enough to be used in a variety of outdoor settings and social gatherings. The ideal heater will warm your space quickly and efficiently, whether you're having a family dinner or hosting a gathering. These heaters can also be ideal for restaurants and bars with outdoor seating and open-air dining areas where space is at a premium. Based on the space you have and heating needs you can select from freestanding heaters that use propane or ceiling mounted models that utilize natural gas.
Overhead models like the Bromic Tungsten Smart-Heat gas patio heaters for sale feature sleek designs that match contemporary outdoor decor, while providing efficient heating that doesn't take up floor space. This model uses the latest infrared technology to provide targeted radiant heat, which warms objects and people directly rather than burning energy heating the surrounding air. This heater has a high output of heat, making it suitable for large outdoor residential and commercial areas.
Gas heaters can be easily moved around the patio. This makes them ideal for residential settings that require an outdoor setting that is flexible. These heaters are popular in homes with no natural gas lines. They are powered by propane. These heaters can also be used in conjunction with a fire pit to create an inviting and pleasing outdoor setting.
While freestanding gas heaters are a great choice for homes, their limited range makes them less efficient when heating larger outdoor spaces. A ceiling mounted gas patio heater is the best option to maximize the amount of heat that is distributed and efficiency in these setups. These units are commonly employed in restaurants and commercial spaces where preserving the floor space is important and can be positioned to match the aesthetic of your outdoor decor.
Gas heaters that are installed above are the ideal choice for large commercial or residential spaces that require a lot of heat to keep the temperature at a comfortable level. They are usually mounted on the ceiling or walls and use radiant heating technology to warm spaces efficiently. These heaters have a large heat output and are designed for long hours of operation which makes them an excellent choice for businesses that hold regular events in their outdoor spaces.
Energy Efficiency
Outdoor patios are a welcome addition to your home, but they can be chilly on cold nights. commercial gas patio heaters are a great option to keep your deck and patio warm and inviting for socializing and dining throughout the year. The heaters are available in propane, natural gas and electric designs. You can choose between the hammered bronze, resin wicker or decorative stones to match your decor. You can also choose from freestanding or tabletop models to fit your space and needs.
Patio heaters produce heat by two methods: radiant heat which warms objects and people rather than air or convection which is where the heating element pulls in cold air around the heater and blows it out. They're often more efficient than conventional ceiling or wall mounted space heaters because they don't waste energy heating the air that is released into the air. Based on your needs you might prefer an electric model that connects to a standard outlet and doesn't require a installation at all, or a propane or natural gas patio heater that requires a specific connection to take in fuel.
There are gas patio heaters at Lowe's in various sizes and BTU outputs according to the size of your space and your preference for efficiency in heating. The larger the area you wish to cover, the more the BTU rating you'll require to adequately heat it. Some patio heaters are available in portable or floor-standing designs that can be adapted to your space and you can pick between traditional propane tanks or 20-pound liquid propane fuel cell that is compatible with the country's most popular tank designs.
Some freestanding patio heaters feature an aluminum tank base which houses the gas tank. It can be removed for easier refilling. Other models feature an anti-tilt design that stops the burner in the event that the unit tilts over at more than 15 degrees. Portable propane patio heaters with wheels are easy to move around. They're also commonly used in outdoor seating restaurants. These heaters are a good alternative for those who don't need to spend money for an installation from a professional.
Safety
Be aware of security features when you are shopping for a patio heater. Make sure you choose one with a gas shut-off feature to avoid leaks in the event that the flame goes out, wheels that allow for easier movement and an anti-tilt mechanism that can be activated in seconds to ensure that the heater stays in place. A majority of units have a cover that is resistant to damage from wind and rain. Some are available in hammered bronze, resin wicker or other decorative materials.
Patio heaters can be powered by natural gas, propane or electricity. Natural gas heaters connect to your home's gas line, which will save time and money as opposed to the need to replace propane tanks. Propane heaters deliver heat in an area of up to 12 feet and can be moved around, allowing you to move them to accommodate your backyard's layout. Electric heaters require a wired connection to an outside electrical outlet and are typically more expensive than other sources of energy.
Outdoor patio heaters must only be used outdoors, as they emit flammable gasses, such as carbon monoxide or nitric dioxide which can cause drowsiness and death in enclosed spaces. Certain models have built-in safety features, such as thermocouples, or automatic shut off switches that stop a fire from starting if they're exposed to hot surfaces or high winds. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions to ensure the safety of your use.
To decrease the chance of a fire make sure that your patio heaters are at least three feet from ceilings, walls, curtains, and other combustible objects. The heater must be situated on a level surface and it should be secured by weights or other stabilizers to reduce the chance of it tipping over.
Keep the fuel valve closed on the heater when not in use. Be sure to check the hoses regularly for air bubbles. You should also keep an extra propane tank from your heater to avoid the risk of a leak, which could be caused by a hose that has become worn or damaged. To prevent this, regularly clean the exterior of your heater using a damp cloth and then wipe off any rusty spots or other areas where debris might build up.
Easy to Use
Gas patio heaters are a great option if you don't like the scent of charcoal or cigarettes smoke. They produce less pollution and don't need to be lit by a lighter. They also don't produce an ash cloud and can efficiently warm up to 250 square feet. Most models come with a control panel with adjustable heat settings. Some models come with wheels to allow for mobility and an anti-tilt feature that shuts off the flames when the unit is knocked over. Certain heaters come with covers that allow them to blend in with the surrounding.
Patio heaters are powered by either propane or natural gas. They come in a variety of styles including pyramid-shaped freestanding models to dome-top units that sit on the top of tables. They can also be constructed from stainless steel, aluminum, or steel to ensure toughness and durability. Some come with hammered bronze resin wicker, a decorative stone covers that improve their appearance. Certain models have an inbuilt safety shut-off system for gas leaks, while others come with an ignition with pulses that allow you to light the flame at the touch of the button.
When deciding what size patio heater you need it is essential to look at the BTU rating. The higher the number is, the more heat it produces and the bigger the area it can warm. A heavy-duty model like our best heavy-duty pick, for example, produces 46,000 BTUs and can heat up to 650 square feet under ideal conditions.
The type of gas used and how often you use the heater on your patio should also factor into your decision. Propane heaters are portable and require a propane tank which you'll have to refill frequently and natural gas heaters connect to your home's gas line. Both types of heaters release a tiny amount of carbon monoxide therefore they should be installed outdoors or in areas that have adequate ventilation.