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Gas Patio Heater Sale Calcana's overhead patio heaters with gas are perfect for heating large commercial or residential areas. They make use of radiant technology to warm people and objects, instead of the air. This maximizes their effectiveness. They come with options 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 patio heaters that are most efficient are able to be used in a variety of outdoor settings and for social gatherings. Whether you're hosting a party or just enjoying a peaceful family dinner, the ideal heater will warm your space in a matter of minutes and remain warm throughout the night. They can also be an excellent addition to bars and restaurants with outdoor seating or open dining areas with limited space for floor. Based on the space you have and heating requirements, you can choose from freestanding heaters that utilize propane or ceiling mounted models that utilize natural gas. Overhead models like the Bromic Tungsten Smart-Heat gas patio heater s for sale feature a sleek design that complements modern outdoor decor and provide efficient heating without occupying the floor. This model uses advanced infrared technology that provides specific radiant heat, warming people and objects directly rather than burning energy heating the surrounding air. This heater is able to produce a large output of heat, which makes it suitable for large outdoor commercial and residential areas. Gas heaters are able to be moved around the patio. This makes them perfect for homes that require an outdoor setting that is flexible. These heaters are popular for homes that do not have natural gas lines. They use propane. These models can also be paired with a fire pit for an inviting and attractive outdoor setting. Freestanding gas heaters are ideal for heating smaller outdoor spaces, however their limited range means they are less efficient. For these types of setups ceiling-mounted gas patio heater is the best choice to increase energy efficiency and coverage. They are often employed in restaurants and commercial establishments where saving the floor space is important and they can be set up to match the design of your existing outdoor decor. Gas heaters above are the best option for large commercial or residential areas that require a large amount of heat to maintain the temperature at a comfortable level. These heaters are typically placed on ceilings or walls and utilize radiant heat technology to warm spaces efficiently. These heaters have a large energy output and are built for long-lasting operation and are an excellent choice for businesses that hold frequent events in their outdoor spaces. Energy Efficiency Patios can be a great addition to any home, but when it gets cold, they can be cold. A gas patio heater is an excellent way to make your deck and patio comfortable for dining and socializing all year long. They are available in propane, electric and natural gas designs. You can choose from hammered bronze or resin wicker, or decorative stone to complement your decor. You can also pick from tablestop or freestanding models that meet your space and requirements. Patio heaters produce heat in two ways: radiant heat which warms objects and people rather than the air or convection, where the heating element draws in cold air around the heater and then blows it out. Because they don't waste energy by heating the air that rises into the air which is why they are more efficient than ceiling or wall mounted heaters. Based on your needs you might prefer an electric model that plugs into a standard outlet and requires no installation at all, or a propane or natural gas patio heater that makes use of a specific connection to take in fuel. Gas patio heaters at Lowe's in different sizes and BTU outputs, dependent on the dimensions of your space as well as your preference for the best efficiency of heating. The bigger the area you want to heat, the higher BTU rating is required. Certain patio heaters are available in floor-standing and portable models that can be adapted to fit the space you have. You can also choose between a traditional propane tank, or a 20-pound fuel cell compatible with the most popular tank types in your country. Some freestanding patio heaters come with a propane tank base which houses the gas tank and can be removed to facilitate refilling, while others feature an anti-tilt design that will shut off the burner when the unit tilts over at more than 15 degrees. Portable propane patio heaters that have wheels are simple to move around. They're also commonly used in outdoor dining establishments. They're an affordable alternative for those who don't want to invest in a professional installation. Safety Be aware of security features when you are shopping for a patio heater. Make sure you choose a model with gas shutoffs to avoid leaks in the event of a flame being sparked and wheels that make it easier to move the heater and an anti-tilt function that can be activated within seconds to keep the heater steady. A lot of heaters come with a protective cover that is resistant to damage caused by rain and wind. Some are available in hammered bronze, resin wicker or other decorative materials. Patio heaters can be powered by propane, natural gas or electricity. Natural gas heaters are connected to your home's gas line, which can save time and money compared with having to replace propane tanks. Propane heaters can heat a space up to 12 feet in size and are portable, so they can be moved around to suit your backyard layout. Electric heaters are more costly and require a hardwired connection with an electrical outlet on the outside. 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 areas. Certain heaters come with safety features built in, such as automatic shut-off switches or thermocouples to stop fires from bursting when they are exposed hot surfaces or strong winds. Follow the manufacturer's directions to ensure safe use. If you are using a patio heater, maintain a three-foot clearance from walls and ceilings furniture, curtains, furniture and other items that can ignite to minimize the risk of fire. The heater should be placed set on a level surface and it should be secured using weights or other stabilizers to reduce the risk of tipping over. Always ensure that the heater's fuel valve is closed when it's not in use. Also, regularly check the hoses for air bubbles. Keep an extra propane tank away from your heater. This will help you prevent a leak that could happen if the hose is damaged or worn. To prevent this, regularly clean the exterior of your patio heater with a damp cloth and then wipe off any rust spots or other areas where debris could collect. Easy of Use Gas patio heaters are an ideal option if do not like the scent of charcoal or cigarettes smoke. Gas patio heaters emit less pollutant and do not require the use of a lighter to light. They don't release any ash, and can provide heat to up 250 square feet. Most models have a control panel with adjustable heating settings. Some have wheels for effortless movement and an anti-tilt valve which automatically stops the flame in the event that the unit is tipped over. Some have a stylish cover that allows the heater to blend into its surroundings. Patio heaters are powered by propane or natural gas. They come in a variety styles from freestanding pyramids to dome-top units that fit on the top of tables. For durability and strength, they can be made from steel, stainless aluminium or steel. Some models feature a decorative stone, resin wicker, or hammered-bronze cover to improve their appearance. Some models have an integrated safety shut-off to prevent gas leaks. Others have a pulse ignition that allows you to light the flame at the touch of an button. When deciding what size patio heater you require, it is important to consider the BTU rating. The higher the number is, the more heat it creates and the greater the area it can warm. A high-end unit like our top heavy-duty model can heat up to 625 square feet of space under ideal conditions. The type of gas used and the frequency you use the heater on your patio should be considered when making a choice. Propane heaters are portable and require a propane tank which you'll need to replenish frequently as natural gas heaters are connected to your home's existing gas line. Both types of heaters release a tiny amount of carbon monoxide, so they should only be utilized outdoors or in areas with adequate ventilation.