Gas Patio Heaters

Gas patio heaters provide propane- or natural-gas-fired warmth for commercial outdoor seating areas and work spaces. They are used by bars, bistros, restaurants, hospitality venues, garages, shops, loading docks, and automotive service bays to help keep guests and personnel more comfortable in cool, drafty, or open-door conditions.

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Helpful Buying Guide

Choose a Gas Patio Heater for Your Space

Compare the heater style, fuel type, heat output, mounting approach, and features that fit the area you need to warm. The available options include movable freestanding propane models for patios and overhead or mounted infrared heaters that direct warmth toward people and objects at floor level.

Visual Guide

Popular examples in this category

48,000 BTU Propane Patio Heater with Adjustable Table48,000 BTU Propane Patio Heater with Adjustable TableWB245615Silver Propane Patio Heater with Steel TableSilver Propane Patio Heater with Steel TableWB24562440,000 BTU Liquid Propane Overhead Infrared Patio Heater with Transformer40,000 BTU Liquid Propane Overhead Infrared Patio Heater with TransformerWBB2680645Black Glass Tube Propane Patio Heater, 41,000 BTUBlack Glass Tube Propane Patio Heater, 41,000 BTUWBB3232349
Use Cases

Match the heater to the setting

Freestanding propane heaters are represented for outdoor dining, patio gatherings, and hospitality spaces. Overhead infrared models are represented for loading docks, mechanic bays, garages, shops, patios, and other drafty work areas.

How to Choose

Start with fuel, output, and placement

Choose between propane and natural gas options represented in the category. Compare listed outputs from 40,000 to 70,000 BTU, then consider whether a wheeled freestanding unit, wall or ceiling mount, or overhead installation suits the layout.

Applications

Consider how heat is delivered

Freestanding patio heaters use reflector shields to help direct heat outward. Infrared models provide radiant heat directed toward floor-level people and objects, which is useful where drafts, wind, or open doors are present.

Additional Info

Review included operating features

Available features include integrated tables, wheels, tank housing, adjustable mounting angles, manual-pilot or auto-spark ignition, included transformers, thermostats, adjustable output capability, and pilot or burner shut-offs on select models.

40,000–70,000 BTUListed output range

Represented gas heater outputs span 40,000 through 70,000 BTU.

Propane or natural gasFuel options

The category includes liquid propane, propane, and natural gas models.

Up to 60°Mounting angle

One wall- or ceiling-mount infrared model adjusts from horizontal up to 60 degrees.

10–15 ft.Listed coverage

A 48,000 BTU freestanding model lists an approximately 10 to 15 foot diameter area.

Comparison Guide

Compare Gas Patio Heater Types

Use this overview to identify the product style that aligns with your commercial area and installation approach.

Heater typeBest-fit represented applicationsKey represented features
Freestanding propane patio heaterOutdoor dining, patios, hospitality venues, and gathering areas40,000 to 48,000 BTU options; tables on select models; wheels; reflector shields; tank housing; tilt-related features on select models
Overhead high-intensity infrared heaterLoading docks, automotive service bays, and drafty work areas40,000 to 70,000 BTU options; radiant heat to people and objects; transformer on select models; manual-pilot or auto-spark ignition
Mounted or infrared tube heaterOutdoor or partially covered guest areas, garages, shops, and patiosWall or ceiling mounting or U-tube design; direct or uniform radiant heat distribution; reflector; selected mounting-angle adjustment
Planning Guide

Plan the right fit before choosing

Patio and hospitality heating

Select movable propane heat for guest areas

Freestanding propane patio heaters are represented for bars, bistros, restaurants, hospitality businesses, patios, and outdoor gathering areas. These models provide 40,000, 41,000, or 48,000 BTU output, depending on the model.

  • Choose a model with an integrated adjustable or steel table when added surface space is useful.
  • Consider wheeled bases or commercial-grade wheels when the heater may need repositioning.
  • Compare reflector shields, weighted base plates, tank housing, thermocouples, and tilt or anti-tilt features where offered.
  • One 48,000 BTU model lists warmth across an approximately 10 to 15 foot diameter area; another lists a heat range of up to 15 feet.
Infrared options for open or drafty areas

Direct radiant heat where people work

High-intensity overhead infrared heaters are represented for loading docks, vehicle service bays, and similar commercial work areas. Their radiant heat is directed to floor-level personnel and objects rather than heating the surrounding air first.

  • Available propane infrared outputs include 40,000 and 60,000 BTU models; a 70,000 BTU natural gas overhead model is also represented.
  • Select manual-pilot ignition or auto-spark ignition according to the listed model features.
  • Some models include a 120V/24VAC/40VA transformer, and selected propane models include burner orifices for output adjustment.
  • Review listed pilot and burner shut-offs, which are included on selected infrared heaters.
Mounted and tube heater considerations

Plan around mounting and heat distribution

For outdoor or partially covered guest areas, a propane infrared model supports wall mounting or chain suspension. A liquid propane infrared U-tube model is represented for garages, shops, and patios where uniform radiant heat distribution is needed.

  • The wall- or ceiling-mount model can be mounted from horizontal up to 60 degrees.
  • That mounted model has 316 stainless steel construction and a glass front.
  • The 45,000 BTU U-tube heater uses a polished deep-dish reflector to help direct radiant heat.
  • The U-tube model includes the burner and tube set in one box.
FAQ

Common questions before buying

What fuel types are available in gas patio heaters?

The represented products include propane, liquid propane, and natural gas heaters.

Which heaters are suited to outdoor dining areas?

Freestanding propane patio heaters are represented for bars, bistros, restaurants, patios, and hospitality seating areas.

Why choose an infrared patio heater?

Infrared models direct radiant heat toward floor-level people and objects, making them represented options for drafty, windy, or open-door work areas.

Are mounted gas patio heaters available?

Yes. One propane infrared model supports wall mounting or chain suspension and can be mounted from horizontal up to 60 degrees.

Helpful Buying Guide

Choose a Gas Patio Heater for Your Space

Compare the heater style, fuel type, heat output, mounting approach, and features that fit the area you need to warm. The available options include movable freestanding propane models for patios and overhead or mounted infrared heaters that direct warmth toward people and objects at floor level.

Visual Guide

Popular examples in this category

48,000 BTU Propane Patio Heater with Adjustable Table48,000 BTU Propane Patio Heater with Adjustable TableWB245615Silver Propane Patio Heater with Steel TableSilver Propane Patio Heater with Steel TableWB24562440,000 BTU Liquid Propane Overhead Infrared Patio Heater with Transformer40,000 BTU Liquid Propane Overhead Infrared Patio Heater with TransformerWBB2680645Black Glass Tube Propane Patio Heater, 41,000 BTUBlack Glass Tube Propane Patio Heater, 41,000 BTUWBB3232349
Use Cases

Match the heater to the setting

Freestanding propane heaters are represented for outdoor dining, patio gatherings, and hospitality spaces. Overhead infrared models are represented for loading docks, mechanic bays, garages, shops, patios, and other drafty work areas.

How to Choose

Start with fuel, output, and placement

Choose between propane and natural gas options represented in the category. Compare listed outputs from 40,000 to 70,000 BTU, then consider whether a wheeled freestanding unit, wall or ceiling mount, or overhead installation suits the layout.

Applications

Consider how heat is delivered

Freestanding patio heaters use reflector shields to help direct heat outward. Infrared models provide radiant heat directed toward floor-level people and objects, which is useful where drafts, wind, or open doors are present.

Additional Info

Review included operating features

Available features include integrated tables, wheels, tank housing, adjustable mounting angles, manual-pilot or auto-spark ignition, included transformers, thermostats, adjustable output capability, and pilot or burner shut-offs on select models.

40,000–70,000 BTUListed output range

Represented gas heater outputs span 40,000 through 70,000 BTU.

Propane or natural gasFuel options

The category includes liquid propane, propane, and natural gas models.

Up to 60°Mounting angle

One wall- or ceiling-mount infrared model adjusts from horizontal up to 60 degrees.

10–15 ft.Listed coverage

A 48,000 BTU freestanding model lists an approximately 10 to 15 foot diameter area.

Comparison Guide

Compare Gas Patio Heater Types

Use this overview to identify the product style that aligns with your commercial area and installation approach.

Heater typeBest-fit represented applicationsKey represented features
Freestanding propane patio heaterOutdoor dining, patios, hospitality venues, and gathering areas40,000 to 48,000 BTU options; tables on select models; wheels; reflector shields; tank housing; tilt-related features on select models
Overhead high-intensity infrared heaterLoading docks, automotive service bays, and drafty work areas40,000 to 70,000 BTU options; radiant heat to people and objects; transformer on select models; manual-pilot or auto-spark ignition
Mounted or infrared tube heaterOutdoor or partially covered guest areas, garages, shops, and patiosWall or ceiling mounting or U-tube design; direct or uniform radiant heat distribution; reflector; selected mounting-angle adjustment
Planning Guide

Plan the right fit before choosing

Patio and hospitality heating

Select movable propane heat for guest areas

Freestanding propane patio heaters are represented for bars, bistros, restaurants, hospitality businesses, patios, and outdoor gathering areas. These models provide 40,000, 41,000, or 48,000 BTU output, depending on the model.

  • Choose a model with an integrated adjustable or steel table when added surface space is useful.
  • Consider wheeled bases or commercial-grade wheels when the heater may need repositioning.
  • Compare reflector shields, weighted base plates, tank housing, thermocouples, and tilt or anti-tilt features where offered.
  • One 48,000 BTU model lists warmth across an approximately 10 to 15 foot diameter area; another lists a heat range of up to 15 feet.
Infrared options for open or drafty areas

Direct radiant heat where people work

High-intensity overhead infrared heaters are represented for loading docks, vehicle service bays, and similar commercial work areas. Their radiant heat is directed to floor-level personnel and objects rather than heating the surrounding air first.

  • Available propane infrared outputs include 40,000 and 60,000 BTU models; a 70,000 BTU natural gas overhead model is also represented.
  • Select manual-pilot ignition or auto-spark ignition according to the listed model features.
  • Some models include a 120V/24VAC/40VA transformer, and selected propane models include burner orifices for output adjustment.
  • Review listed pilot and burner shut-offs, which are included on selected infrared heaters.
Mounted and tube heater considerations

Plan around mounting and heat distribution

For outdoor or partially covered guest areas, a propane infrared model supports wall mounting or chain suspension. A liquid propane infrared U-tube model is represented for garages, shops, and patios where uniform radiant heat distribution is needed.

  • The wall- or ceiling-mount model can be mounted from horizontal up to 60 degrees.
  • That mounted model has 316 stainless steel construction and a glass front.
  • The 45,000 BTU U-tube heater uses a polished deep-dish reflector to help direct radiant heat.
  • The U-tube model includes the burner and tube set in one box.
FAQ

Common questions before buying

What fuel types are available in gas patio heaters?

The represented products include propane, liquid propane, and natural gas heaters.

Which heaters are suited to outdoor dining areas?

Freestanding propane patio heaters are represented for bars, bistros, restaurants, patios, and hospitality seating areas.

Why choose an infrared patio heater?

Infrared models direct radiant heat toward floor-level people and objects, making them represented options for drafty, windy, or open-door work areas.

Are mounted gas patio heaters available?

Yes. One propane infrared model supports wall mounting or chain suspension and can be mounted from horizontal up to 60 degrees.

Helpful Buying Guide

Choose a Gas Patio Heater for Your Space

Compare the heater style, fuel type, heat output, mounting approach, and features that fit the area you need to warm. The available options include movable freestanding propane models for patios and overhead or mounted infrared heaters that direct warmth toward people and objects at floor level.

Visual Guide

Popular examples in this category

48,000 BTU Propane Patio Heater with Adjustable Table48,000 BTU Propane Patio Heater with Adjustable TableWB245615Silver Propane Patio Heater with Steel TableSilver Propane Patio Heater with Steel TableWB24562440,000 BTU Liquid Propane Overhead Infrared Patio Heater with Transformer40,000 BTU Liquid Propane Overhead Infrared Patio Heater with TransformerWBB2680645Black Glass Tube Propane Patio Heater, 41,000 BTUBlack Glass Tube Propane Patio Heater, 41,000 BTUWBB3232349
Use Cases

Match the heater to the setting

Freestanding propane heaters are represented for outdoor dining, patio gatherings, and hospitality spaces. Overhead infrared models are represented for loading docks, mechanic bays, garages, shops, patios, and other drafty work areas.

How to Choose

Start with fuel, output, and placement

Choose between propane and natural gas options represented in the category. Compare listed outputs from 40,000 to 70,000 BTU, then consider whether a wheeled freestanding unit, wall or ceiling mount, or overhead installation suits the layout.

Applications

Consider how heat is delivered

Freestanding patio heaters use reflector shields to help direct heat outward. Infrared models provide radiant heat directed toward floor-level people and objects, which is useful where drafts, wind, or open doors are present.

Additional Info

Review included operating features

Available features include integrated tables, wheels, tank housing, adjustable mounting angles, manual-pilot or auto-spark ignition, included transformers, thermostats, adjustable output capability, and pilot or burner shut-offs on select models.

40,000–70,000 BTUListed output range

Represented gas heater outputs span 40,000 through 70,000 BTU.

Propane or natural gasFuel options

The category includes liquid propane, propane, and natural gas models.

Up to 60°Mounting angle

One wall- or ceiling-mount infrared model adjusts from horizontal up to 60 degrees.

10–15 ft.Listed coverage

A 48,000 BTU freestanding model lists an approximately 10 to 15 foot diameter area.

Comparison Guide

Compare Gas Patio Heater Types

Use this overview to identify the product style that aligns with your commercial area and installation approach.

Heater typeBest-fit represented applicationsKey represented features
Freestanding propane patio heaterOutdoor dining, patios, hospitality venues, and gathering areas40,000 to 48,000 BTU options; tables on select models; wheels; reflector shields; tank housing; tilt-related features on select models
Overhead high-intensity infrared heaterLoading docks, automotive service bays, and drafty work areas40,000 to 70,000 BTU options; radiant heat to people and objects; transformer on select models; manual-pilot or auto-spark ignition
Mounted or infrared tube heaterOutdoor or partially covered guest areas, garages, shops, and patiosWall or ceiling mounting or U-tube design; direct or uniform radiant heat distribution; reflector; selected mounting-angle adjustment
Planning Guide

Plan the right fit before choosing

Patio and hospitality heating

Select movable propane heat for guest areas

Freestanding propane patio heaters are represented for bars, bistros, restaurants, hospitality businesses, patios, and outdoor gathering areas. These models provide 40,000, 41,000, or 48,000 BTU output, depending on the model.

  • Choose a model with an integrated adjustable or steel table when added surface space is useful.
  • Consider wheeled bases or commercial-grade wheels when the heater may need repositioning.
  • Compare reflector shields, weighted base plates, tank housing, thermocouples, and tilt or anti-tilt features where offered.
  • One 48,000 BTU model lists warmth across an approximately 10 to 15 foot diameter area; another lists a heat range of up to 15 feet.
Infrared options for open or drafty areas

Direct radiant heat where people work

High-intensity overhead infrared heaters are represented for loading docks, vehicle service bays, and similar commercial work areas. Their radiant heat is directed to floor-level personnel and objects rather than heating the surrounding air first.

  • Available propane infrared outputs include 40,000 and 60,000 BTU models; a 70,000 BTU natural gas overhead model is also represented.
  • Select manual-pilot ignition or auto-spark ignition according to the listed model features.
  • Some models include a 120V/24VAC/40VA transformer, and selected propane models include burner orifices for output adjustment.
  • Review listed pilot and burner shut-offs, which are included on selected infrared heaters.
Mounted and tube heater considerations

Plan around mounting and heat distribution

For outdoor or partially covered guest areas, a propane infrared model supports wall mounting or chain suspension. A liquid propane infrared U-tube model is represented for garages, shops, and patios where uniform radiant heat distribution is needed.

  • The wall- or ceiling-mount model can be mounted from horizontal up to 60 degrees.
  • That mounted model has 316 stainless steel construction and a glass front.
  • The 45,000 BTU U-tube heater uses a polished deep-dish reflector to help direct radiant heat.
  • The U-tube model includes the burner and tube set in one box.
FAQ

Common questions before buying

What fuel types are available in gas patio heaters?

The represented products include propane, liquid propane, and natural gas heaters.

Which heaters are suited to outdoor dining areas?

Freestanding propane patio heaters are represented for bars, bistros, restaurants, patios, and hospitality seating areas.

Why choose an infrared patio heater?

Infrared models direct radiant heat toward floor-level people and objects, making them represented options for drafty, windy, or open-door work areas.

Are mounted gas patio heaters available?

Yes. One propane infrared model supports wall mounting or chain suspension and can be mounted from horizontal up to 60 degrees.

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