Water Heaters

Garages usually aren't connected to central heating systems because they're not insulated enough to retain heat. In fact, they often cause a significant amount of bleed-off in temperature, which wastes money and increases your electricity bill. The solution to this problem is to use a Garden Patio Heater. These units function as spot heaters, which means that they warm up people and objects in front of them, not the surrounding air. As a result, they don't waste energy trying to increase the ambient temperature. Many people choose to use electric garage heaters because of the following reasons. Garage heaters are generally constructed of strong metals, while smaller space heaters usually feature ceramic plates. Since they're made of heavy-duty materials, these heaters are perfect for garages, workshops, job sites, warehouses, and other large, industrial areas. Powerful. Garage heaters provide much more warmth than space heaters, covering areas between 150 square feet to 560 square feet. They're most effective when pointed toward people or objects that need warmth the most, as these industrial heaters only heat up objects in front of them and not the surrounding air. Like most baseboard and space heaters, these heavy-duty units generally operate on electricity. They're much safer than propane and natural gas heaters, which come with a chance of carbon monoxide poisoning if there is inadequate ventilation. Most garage heaters come with a thermal cut-off feature that shuts off the unit in case of overheating.