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Propane Patio Heaters
Outdoor propane heaters continue to be a popular choice because of the convenience and — in many cases — the necessity of propane. If you can’t run a natural gas line or a powerful enough electrical circuit to your outdoor area, propane is the way to go. Fortunately, there are a few different types of propane heaters, each with its own advantages compared with the others.
- Wall-mounted and ceiling-mounted propane heaters — This is a more permanent solution intended to heat a larger area. Mounted propane heaters are usually impractical unless you have access to bulk propane with gas lines.
- Freestanding heaters — These heaters are the most popular option thanks to the versatility they provide. While a natural gas or electric freestanding heater will never be truly portable because of its reliance on a permanent fuel source, a propane patio heater can connect to a portable tank. It can then be used for camping, tailgating, and other remote gatherings, but perhaps the best feature of these models is that you can position them wherever you need heat in your outdoor area and easily store them elsewhere during the hotter months.
- Tabletop heaters — Tabletop propane heaters can warm only a relatively small area, but they’re easily portable, can be placed in tight areas, and won’t take up floor space. Once you have it settled on your table or counter, you have the option of using a 20-pound tank or a portable tank as its fuel source.
If you’re not sure which kind of model would be best for your outdoor space, call our patio heater experts at 1-877-743-2269 today!