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This heavy duty electric Black Steel Wall Mounted Infrared Patio Heater introduces a new revolution in outdoor heating. Easily mounted onto a wall you can position and adjust this heater side to side for adequate heating.
A classic Hammer Tone Bronze Commercial Patio Heater is the most powerful patio heater on the market. Heats up an area of up to 18ft. in diameter.
Features a digital thermostat with LCD display and remote with 120° oscillation provides widespread heat coverage. Heat can also be turned off and operate unit as a fan. Elegant standing design will compliment any room.
This convenient and durable electric Hanging Copper Finish Halogen Patio Heater introduces a new revolution in outdoor heating. Its light weight allows you to quickly set up this heater on your patio or outside deck.
This sleek unit extends a mere six inches from any wall however its modern black frame surrounds a wide realistic flame. Adding even more romance to this perfect setting is the glowing ember bed. Included in this unit is a fully functional 1400 watt multiple setting electric heater
FRR Qmark Plug-In Radiant Heater is designed for supplemental indoor heating in residential and commercial areas; laundry rooms, work shops, toll booths, garages, assembly areas, loading and shipping docks and well houses.
2 Heat Settings & Adjustable Thermostat. Provides fast heat and instant comfort where it’s needed most. Innovative design with thin, lightweight housing and silent operation make this heater the perfect fit for any home or office space.
Innovative design with thin, lightweight housing and silent operation make this heater the perfect fit for any home or office space. As natural as sunlight, the heater distributes feel-good warmth evenly and consistently throughout the room.
This compact Holmes Products Ceramic Utility Heater features convenient cord wrap system and integrated carry handle, making it easy to move around and store. Other features include Automatic Shut-Off switch, Power Indicator, heat and fan settings.
