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Freestanding gas heaters are an ideal option to heat smaller outdoor spaces, but their limited range makes them less efficient. A ceiling-mounted gas patio heater is the best option to maximize the amount of heat that is distributed and efficiency in these setups. They are often employed in restaurants and commercial spaces where preserving floor space is crucial and can be positioned to complement the style of your existing outdoor decor. Gas heaters above are the best option for large residential or commercial spaces that require a significant amount of heat to keep a comfortable temperature. They are typically installed on the walls or ceilings and utilize radiant heat technology to warm rooms efficiently. These heaters are high-output and designed to operate for long periods of time. They are a great choice for businesses that organize events regularly in their outdoor spaces. Energy Efficiency Patios can be a fantastic addition to any home, however when it gets cold, they can be a little cold. A gas patio heater is an excellent option to make your deck and patio ideal for entertaining and dining all year long. The heaters are available in propane, natural gas and electric designs. There are many models available in hammered bronze, resin wicker or decorative stone faces to match your style. You can also pick from freestanding or tabletop models to fit your space and needs. Patio heaters can generate heat by two methods: either radiant heat, which warms people or objects, more than the air; or through convection, where the heating element pulls cold air into the heater, and blows it out. Since they don't waste any energy by heating the air that rises to the atmosphere which is why they are more efficient than wall or ceiling mounted heaters. Based on your needs you might prefer an electric model that connects to a standard outlet and doesn't require a permanent installation or installation. You can also choose a propane or natural gas patio heater that uses a specific connection to take in fuel. You can find gas patio heaters at Lowe's in various sizes and BTU outputs depending on the dimensions of your space and your preference for heating efficiency. The larger the area you'd like to cover, the greater the BTU rating you'll need to heat it adequately. Some patio heaters come in portable and floor-standing designs that can be adapted to fit the space you have. You can also pick between a traditional propane tank, or a fuel cell of 20 pounds compatible with the most commonly used tank types available in your country. 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Some are available in the form of hammered bronze, resin wicker or other decorative materials. Patio heaters can be powered by natural gas, propane or electricity. Natural gas heaters can be connected to the gas line in your home. This can save you time and money in comparison to replacing the propane tank. Propane heaters provide heat in the range of 12 feet and are portable, allowing you to move them around to fit your backyard layout. Electric units are more expensive and require a hardwired connection to an electrical outlet on the outside. Outdoor patio heaters must only be used outdoors as they release flammable gasses, such as carbon monoxide or nitric oxygen which can cause drowsiness or death in enclosed areas. Certain models have built-in safety features, for instance thermocouples, or automatic shut off switches that prevent a fire from starting in the event of exposure to hot surfaces or strong winds. Follow the manufacturer's instructions to ensure safe use. 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The greater the number is, the more heat it creates and the larger an area it can heat. A high-end model, like our top heavy-duty pick for instance, produces 46,000 BTUs and can provide heat to up to 650 square feet in optimal conditions. The type of gas used and how often you use the patio heater should be considered when making a decision. Propane heaters are portable and require a propane tank which you'll need to replenish frequently and natural gas heaters are connected to your home's existing gas line. Both types of heaters emit a small amount carbon monoxide. They must therefore be used outdoors, or in an open area with adequate ventilation.