We combine a first-rate design with state-of-the-art technology so that you never have to choose between form and function. Nonetheless, it is important to know the space requirements when you are looking for an outdoor heater. These requirements can vary depending on the type of heaters we offer at Bromic. What are the general guidelines for outdoor heating options? What are the space requirements for each type of outdoor heating?
Why Have Outdoor Heating on the Patio or in the Garden?
You can create a comfortable environment in your patio, your terrace, or rooftop bar with our outdoor heating systems. They will blend into any environment. We want to provide a warm atmosphere, so you also look after your clients during the cooler months of the year. Outdoor heating systems provide warmth on chilly evenings as well. Your guests can enjoy a drink outdoors with family and friends, without having to worry about feeling cold. With you, they can have an outdoor dinner or enjoy a romantic evening with their loved ones under the stars, even when the weather does not cooperate.
Space Requirements for Each Type of Outdoor Heating
It is important to make sure there are no overhanging structures when you use a patio heater. If you plan to buy an electric heater, it is important to have enough empty space around the heater. In any case, we recommend consulting our recommendations; the space requirements tend to be specific for every customer’s unique settings. Follow our recommendations, to make sure you can utilise the heater in the safest possible way.
Power and Range of Outdoor Heating
The range of outdoor heaters varies greatly. Patio heaters tend to have several power ratings. In most instances they provide warmth in a radius of ten to twenty feet. Compare this to fire pits, which heats a radius of a few feet to several feet. The range of electric heaters greatly varies as well, but this type of outdoor heating is meant for smaller spaces. They usually do not provide as much warmth as other types of outdoor heating systems. These are only a few general rules, so feel free to contact us, if you have any further questions about your specific needs.
Optimally Utilising the Heat From Outdoor Heating
If you want to maximise heat distribution, you should not forget to place the outdoor heating system strategically; wind can reduce the effectiveness of outdoor heating systems. You can use a windbreaker or screen to make sure your outdoor heating system is as effective as possible. Another option is to use an outdoor rug or blanket to maximise the amount of warmth. You cannot overestimate the importance of having proper ventilation either. If you follow these tips, you can create an inspiring space for clients, staff, and everyone else who wants to always be able to enjoy being outside.
