Our outdoor patio heaters come from Outdoor Order and run on a standard 20 lb. propane tank. Each one is a freestanding, CSA-certified heater with a flame failure device, an anti-tilt switch and an included UV- and water-resistant cover, so you can keep using your patio, pool deck or outdoor dining area on cool evenings.
The Halo Traditional Heater is a mushroom-style heater with 48,000 BTUs, a 10-foot heat radius and a built-in tabletop. The PrismQuad Tower Heater sends a vertical flame four feet up a borosilicate glass tube for 40,000 BTUs of radiant heat. The Axis Collapsible Heater hides the propane tank in its base, gives off 36,000 BTUs and folds down to 48 in. for storage. The Curve Infrared Heater uses a cantilever arm with a 74 in. span to direct 32,000 BTUs of infrared heat over seating.
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Call 512-777-0154 → or send us a messageOur Outdoor Order heaters run from $981 for the Halo Traditional Heater to $1,699 for the Curve Infrared Heater. The PrismQuad Tower is $999 and the Axis Collapsible is $1,163.
It depends on your layout. The Halo covers the widest area with a 10-foot radius, the Curve reaches over a seating group with its arm, and the PrismQuad and Axis add a visible flame for ambiance.
By heat output, the Halo is our strongest at 48,000 BTUs over a 10-foot radius. The PrismQuad puts out 40,000 BTUs, the Axis 36,000 BTUs and the Curve 32,000 BTUs.
On a standard 20 lb. tank, the Axis runs up to 12 hours, the PrismQuad up to 10 hours and the Halo up to 8 hours. Actual run time depends on the heat setting you use.
No heater should be treated as fully waterproof, but the glass tubes on the PrismQuad and Axis keep working in rain, sleet, snow or high moisture. Every model includes a UV- and water-resistant cover for storage.
Our Outdoor Order heaters list 24 in. of horizontal and 36 in. of vertical clearance. Always follow the manual and keep heaters away from overhead covers and combustibles.
Yes. The Halo, Axis and Curve have wheels, and the Axis collapses to 48 in. for transport and storage.
