A Some gas patio heaters can be converted to use natural gas with the appropriate conversion kit and professional installation.

A Consult the manufacturer's instructions, but generally, signs that a gas patio heater needs maintenance include uneven flames, reduced heat output, or strange noises.

A Gas patio heaters should only be used in well-ventilated areas and never in covered or enclosed spaces, such as garages or tents.

A Most gas patio heaters come with easy-to-follow assembly instructions and can be assembled within an hour.

A Store a gas patio heater in a dry, ventilated place away from flammable materials and sources of ignition. It's also important to disconnect the fuel source and turn off the valves before storing.

A Gas patio heaters can be used in most seasons, but they are most effective in cold or cool weather.

A Gas patio heaters emit carbon dioxide, which contributes to climate change. However, they can be more environmentally friendly than electric heaters if the fuel source is renewable or low-carbon.

A Most gas patio heaters come with wheels or casters, which makes them easy to move around on flat surfaces.

A Consult the manufacturer's instructions, but generally, you need to turn off the gas supply and let the heater cool down before cleaning the emitter, reflector, and other parts.

A Gas patio heaters can be used in moderate winds, but if the wind is too strong, it can blow out the flame and create a fire hazard.

A Gas patio heaters can be energy-efficient if used appropriately, but they do consume fuel and can be expensive to operate if used frequently.

A Turn off the gas supply valve and then the control valve to extinguish the flame. Wait until the heater cools down completely before storing it.

A Consult the manufacturer's instructions, but generally, you need to turn on the gas valve, push and hold the ignition button, and then adjust the flame to the desired height.

A The lifespan of a gas patio heater can vary depending on usage, but they typically last between 5 to 10 years.

A Gas patio heaters can be safe if used according to manufacturer instructions and safety guidelines. It's important to keep the heater away from flammable materials and to never leave it unattended.

A Gas patio heaters can produce between 40,000 to 50,000 BTUs of heat, which can warm up an outdoor space of up to 150 square feet.

A No, gas patio heaters should never be used indoors as they emit carbon monoxide, which can be deadly in enclosed spaces.

A A gas patio heater works by burning propane or natural gas fuel in a combustion chamber, which heats up a metal emitter that radiates the heat outwards.

A Wood pellet heaters cost about half as much to run as propane while producing twice as many BTU. Our heaters provide a campfire-like atmosphere with radiant heat and wood fires to watch. And you can move it freely.

A Pellet patio heaters are less expensive in almost every case. In fact, you can heat your entire home with pellet patio heaters and still pay less than natural gas. However, pellet patio heaters also require you to purchase, transport, and store the pellets.