Outdoor Electric Patio Heaters

1. If you need more light and heat for entertaining outdoors, what better accessory to use than electric patio heaters that function like high-wattage table lamps? With designs crafted from steel, cast aluminum, and durable resin, these attractive heaters are a natural fit for outdoor dining areas and patio tables.

2. Lighting and heating a broader area? Try a floor lamp electric patio heater. These strikingly elegant heaters use a 1,200-watt halogen bulb that can heat a circle of up to 10 or 12 feet - and they look great doing it.

3. The warmth may give away its presence, but the silent operation and discreet placement of a patio umbrella heater make it the stealthiest of patio warmers. Attaching easily to any umbrella stand, it creates a congenial environment without blocking up space on small patio tables.

4. Who knew that a patio heater could be charming and beautiful? Electric outdoor patio heaters surprise many shoppers who've seen only function-oriented heaters with more industrial or utilitarian designs. If you're proud of your stylish patio furniture, a patio electric heater is the perfect outdoor companion for cold nights.

5. Finding patio electric heaters that complement wicker outdoor furniture is not an easy task. Trust us: we've looked. But variety is what we do best at PatioHeaterStore.com. We even have cast aluminum floor- and table lamp-style heaters with a bamboo and wicker finish - a smart combination of casual style and weather-resistant construction.

6. How many heaters do you need for your patio? The typical residential patio is 15 feet by 20 feet, and a patio electric heater offers about a 10-foot heating radius, depending on wind and shelter. Buying two would keep you covered for large parties.

7. An electric outdoor patio heater is a profitable solution for restaurants that want year-round outdoor dining without sacrificing ambience - or freezing their patrons. Lamp-style electric heaters exude warmth and light and more than their share of cozy romanticism. Care to see the wine menu?

8. If you've owned a propane heater in the past, you may have noticed that its performance lags when temperatures drop below 40 degrees, which causes propane to crystallize. But with electric patio heaters, you can enjoy a winter sunrise or sunset while sitting by an unflaggingly toasty heat source.

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