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Including wall, ceiling, and umbrella mounted heaters.
Including portable, permanent post, and tabletop patio heaters.
Great for ambiance. Provide less heat than other gas patio heaters.
DualHeat fire pits have a built in heater providing warmth and ambiance at the same time. They run on liquid propane making them portable and convenient.
These fire features provide plenty of heat and can be fueled by either propane or natural gas. Just choose a fuel type that's convenient for you.
Wood fire pits are great for a cozy bonfire. Some models can also be used as grills. Many fire pits are made in the USA and have a lifetime warranty.
Get everything you need in one place. We offer a variety of fire pit accessories from spark screens to outdoor covers, fire tools, and decorative media like fire glass and lava rocks.
Infrared Patio Heaters
So, how do infrared heaters work? They work by emitting infrared radiation that is absorbed by solid objects and people in the room, rather than heating the air like traditional patio heaters. This makes them more efficient as they don't waste energy trying to heat the entire space. An Infrared Patio Heater works silently and doesn't emit any fumes or pollutants, making them a safer choice for indoor or outdoor heating.
Infrared heaters come in a variety of shapes and sizes, from portable models to larger fixed units. Some models even come with features like thermostats and remote controls, making it easy to adjust the temperature and heat output to your desired level of comfort. With their energy-efficient and effective heating capabilities, electric and gas infrared heaters are great for keeping you warm and cozy during the colder months.
Most electric and top-quality gas patio heaters that we carry use infrared.
If you've decided on either electric or gas, our guide on how to choose the best electric patio heater or how to choose the best gas patio heater can help you pick a patio heater.
FAQ:
1. How much electricity do infrared heaters use?
The electricity consumption of Electric Infrared Heaters depends on the model. A 500 Watt Heater consumes the least energy, while others consume up to 6000 Watts. Needless to say, more wattage consumption allows electric heaters to emit more heat.
