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Gas Patio Heater Sale Calcana's overhead patio heaters made of gas are ideal for heating large commercial or residential outdoor areas. They utilize radiant technology to heat people and objects, not the air. This makes them more efficient. The units can be mounted on the ceiling or wall to maximize space and save flooring space. They are also easy to operate for employees without any extensive training. Versatility The most efficient gas patio heaters are designed to be adaptable enough to work in a variety outdoor settings and social gatherings. The right heater can warm your space quickly and efficiently, whether you're having a family dinner or hosting a gathering. These heaters can also be an excellent addition to bars and restaurants that have outdoor seating or open dining areas that have limited area for floor. You can pick between propane heaters that are freestanding or ceiling mounted natural gas models, based on the space you have and your heating needs. Bromic Tungsten Smart Heat gas patio heaters are overhead models that offer sleek, modern designs that compliments modern outdoor decor. They also offer efficient heating without taking up floor space. This model uses advanced infrared technology to provide specific radiant warmth, warming objects and people directly rather than burning energy heating the air around it. With a large heat output this heater is ideal for larger commercial and residential outdoor areas. Gas heaters can be easily moved around the patio. This makes them ideal for residential setups requiring a flexible outdoor setting. These heaters usually use propane and are an ideal choice for homes that do not have access to natural gas lines. These heaters can be paired with a fireplace to create a stunning and welcoming outdoor setting. While freestanding gas heaters are a good option for homes however their limited range of operation makes them less efficient in warming larger outdoor spaces. A ceiling mounted gas patio heat is the best option to maximize heat coverage and efficiency in these settings. These heaters are typically used in restaurants and other commercial establishments where saving floor space is crucial and they can be set up to complement the style of your existing outdoor decor. Gas heaters that are installed above are the ideal choice for large residential or commercial areas that require a large amount of heat to maintain a comfortable temperature. These models are usually installed on ceilings or walls and use radiant heat technology to warm spaces efficiently. These heaters have a large energy output and are built to last for a long time and are ideal for companies that have often-held events in their outdoor spaces. Energy Efficiency Patios can be a great addition to any home, but on cold nights, they can get cold. Gas patio heaters are a great choice to keep your deck and patio warm and inviting for gatherings and dining throughout the year. They are available in propane, natural gas and electric designs. You can choose between the hammered bronze, resin wicker, or decorative stone to match your decor. You can also choose from tablestop or freestanding models that meet your space and requirements. Patio heaters generate heat two ways: either through radiant heat that warms objects or people, rather than air; or by convection where the heating element pulls cold air from the heater, and blows it away. Because they don't waste energy by heating the air that rises to the atmosphere, they are often more efficient than ceiling or wall mounted heaters. You may choose an electric patio heater that plugs into any standard outlet and doesn't require permanent installation. You could also opt for a natural gas or propylene patio heater that requires a special connection to fuel. There are gas patio heaters at Lowe's in a variety of sizes and BTU outputs, depending on the dimensions of your space as well as your preference for heating efficiency. The larger the area you'd like to cover, the greater the BTU rating you'll require to adequately heat it. Some patio heaters are available in floor-standing or portable designs that can be adapted to your space, and you can choose between a traditional propane tank or a 20-pound liquid propane fuel cell that's compatible with your country's most commonly used tanks. Some freestanding patio heaters feature a propane tank base that houses the gas tank. The tank can be removed to facilitate refilling, while others come with an anti-tilt feature that shuts off the burner if the unit is tilted to more than 15 degrees. Portable propane patio heaters with wheels are simple to move from place spot, and are commonly employed in restaurants that offer outdoor seating. These heaters are a good alternative for those who do not want to pay for an installation by a professional. garden gas patio heater Take into consideration security features when you are shopping for an outdoor heater. Choose a model that has gas shutoff to stop leaks in the event of a fire going out, wheels that make it easier to move the heater and an anti-tilt feature that can be activated in seconds to ensure that the heater remains steady. A majority of units have a cover that is resistant to damage from rain and wind. Some are available in resin wicker, hammered bronze or other decorative materials. Patio heaters are powered by propane, electricity or natural gas. Natural gas heaters are connected to your home's existing gas line, which can save time and money as opposed to having to replace propane tanks. Propane heaters deliver heat in the range of 12 feet and are portable, allowing you to move them to fit your backyard layout. Electric heaters are more costly and require a hardwired connection with an outside electrical outlet. Outdoor patio heaters should be used only outdoors as they release flammable gasses, such as carbon monoxide or nitric oxygen which can cause drowsiness and even death in enclosed spaces. Some heaters have safety features built-in like thermocouples and automatic shut-off switches that prevent fires from starting when they are exposed to hot surfaces or strong winds. Follow the manufacturer's instructions to ensure that you are using the device safely. To minimize the chance of a fire make sure that your patio heaters are at least three feet from walls, ceilings, curtains, and other combustible objects. The heater should be placed on a flat surface and secured with stabilizers or weights to reduce the chance of it tipping over. Keep the fuel valve shut on the heater when in use. Check the hoses regularly for air bubbles. Keep a spare propane tank away from your heater. This will allow you to prevent a leak that could occur if the hose is damaged or worn. To avoid this, you should regularly clean the exterior of your patio heater with a damp cloth and wipe down any rust spots or other areas where debris might collect. Ease of Use If you're not a fan of smoke from cigarettes or the smoke from charcoal gas heaters are a great option. Gas patio heaters release less pollutants and don't require the use of a lighter to light. They don't produce any ash, and they can provide heat to up 250 square feet. Most models come with an adjustable control panel and a panel for heating settings. Some models come with wheels to allow for mobility and an anti-tilt device that cuts off the flames when the unit is tipped over. Certain heaters come with covers that help them blend in with the surrounding. Patio heaters can be powered by natural or propane gas and come in a variety styles, from pyramid-shaped freestanding models to dome-top units that fit on top of tables. For strength and durability they can be constructed out of stainless steel, steel or aluminium. Some come with hammered bronze, resin wicker or decorative stone covers that improve their appearance. Some models come with an integrated safety shut-off to prevent gas leaks, while others come with an ignition pulse that allows you to light the flame at the touch of the button. When deciding on the size of patio heater you will need, it is important to look at the BTU rating. The higher the number is, the more heat it produces and the larger an area it can warm. A heavy-duty model like our best heavy-duty pick, for example, produces 46,000 BTUs of heat and can provide heat to up to 650 square feet in optimal conditions. It is also important to consider the type of gas used and how often you will use your heater on the patio. Propane heaters require a propane tank, which you'll need to replenish regularly, while natural gas heaters can be connected to your gas line at home. Both types of heaters emit some carbon monoxide. They must therefore be used outdoors or in an area with adequate ventilation.