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Natural Gas Patio Heaters
Natural gas patio heaters can boost your profits by providing customers with warmth outside, even when the weather has changed. They are easy to maintain and last for a long time.
Keep the heater of your patio away from any flammable materials and follow all manufacturer's guidelines for testing, servicing, and lighting. A trained service technician should repair any leaks.
Installation
Natural gas patio heaters unlike propane heaters that are portable are directly connected to the natural gas line in your home, which makes them more durable. They also heat faster and can be used in larger areas because they can accommodate multiple piping lines. They require a professional installation to ensure the correct size of the gas lines. Natural gas patio heaters can't be refueled using extension hoses, therefore they are less portable.
In addition to sizing the lines for your outdoor heater, you'll need to determine the amount of BTUs (billion british thermal units) that you'll need to warm the area. To figure this out you can make use of a simple math formula: multiply the area of your outdoor space by the desired temperature increase. Then, divide the result by the maximum number of BTUs your patio heater can produce to determine how many units you'll need.
A patio heater can be freestanding or wall-mounted. Freestanding models are usually equipped with wheels that allow for easy movement and can also accommodate tables or other furniture under the burner head. The base is made of durable stainless steel with a protective finish to resist corrosion and rust. Wall-mount units are the best option for areas with high ceilings, or are too big to accommodate freestanding models. They can be hung as high as 14 feet and include a mounting set which includes a bracket as well as hose.
If you are installing a gas patio heater for your outdoor space, you'll need to check for leaks on a regular basis. A soapy water solution can be...