Pamapic 41,000 BTU Propane Patio Heater with Wheels & Cover,CSA Certified Outdoor Heater with Lockable Wheels for Backyard, Balcony,Garden,Weather Resistant(Ink)

We have to have TG outside this year because of Covid. 9 people in our backyard patio. Could be cold so we decided to buy two Pamanic 46,000 Patio Heaters. And for future relaxation at night on the patio -- just the two of us.Plus Stuff:* Easy to assemble. It only took me about 1.4 hours for the first build. The second build was less time, probably 45 minutes. The assembly instructions were very easy to read and were clear in the booklet.Bring your own phillips head screwdriver.* With the small wheels, they are easy to move around on the patio.* Our patio is covered. Both units will fit with 36 inch clearance, per the instructions The heat coming out of both was equally distributed and a bit too warm but easily adjustable.* The area for the propane tank is perfect for 20 pounds, no more. There is a nice strap that you should use to secure the propane tank. Easily fits around the tank. I purchased two of the propane tanks sold by my local U-Haul, with a gauge on each.* The is a nice cover for the heaters.Minus: Just slight. Differentiate the three washers before using them. The smaller washers fit on the top of the heater. The larger washers are used in other areas.All in all: VERY HAPPY WITH THIS HEATER TIMES TWO!

I live in southern California where it's usually great weather year round. We spend a lot of time outside. But we are spoiled and during the winter, it can get down to a blistering 50 degrees at night. 🤣 So I bought this heater to make our outdoor patio more tolerable. We first set it up for a holiday party. But it also came in handy when my husband had to wake up at 2am to smoke some meat last weekend. Unit comes in one large box, but it's actually quite lighter than it looks. I was able to get it in the front door and out the backdoor to the patio by myself. Once opened, don't freak out. There's a lot of pieces put it's quite easy to put together. It comes with all the hardware you need, including a wretch. My husband was a little confused on how the battery part worked but I was able to figure it out. Although it's easy enough to put together by myself, having someone to hold the center piece was helpful. It will hold a 20lb tank snuggly. I wouldn't advise anything larger. I don't think it would fit. Once connected, it's easy to ignite. And once the party is over, the two little wheels make it easier to move out of the way. We keep it under the patio awning when not in use, and roll it out to the middle of the opened patio when we use. I would like to appluad the oversized cover. Often time, covers for outdoor furniture are far too small making it difficult to actually get the cover on. This cover is sized generously making it easy to get on and take off. The heater is large enough to heat out patio area which is about 20x20.

These work great and look great. I did end-up shortening them by 8 inches, still safe to use for tall people. I had to do this bc I have them underneath a covered patio and felt it was getting too hot above. I think it did help to reduce by a good 20 degrees above.To shorten them I had to cut-off a piece. This was a little nerve wrecking to do on a brand new heater, but I had no choice. It's easy to cut through with a cutting disk. Just took a few seconds. First, I put 2" painters tape tape around it aproximately centered to where the cut was going to be. Then accurately drew a line in the center of the tape all around the circumfence of where I was going to make the cut with a marking gauge. I made sure I stayed a little above the line for the cut. After the cut, I just grind it flush with the center with a grinder disk (I was a few millimeters above the line still). This has to be accurate, otherwise the unit won't sit straight on top.Then I accurately measured the circumfence and divided by 4 to mark the centers for the screw holes. I used a punch to mark the holes. I then picked a drill that would fit through the original hole. Went drilling using a small drill bit (1/16) and worked my way up to the correct size (forgot what it was). After it was all done, it fitted perfect.When you do lower it, the hose becomes longer, but all will still fit inside the unit.

Works great after a few months use it pretty frequently, just takes about 10 minutes to really start feeling the heat and best if there's no breeze. Even when there is this one works better than some other designs because it has the top plate to radiate the heat down. We liked that it came with a cover but we had it on there and it blew right over in the wind and bent the top plate. It was easy to fix but if you don't have it fastened to something while the cover is on it will blow over in the wind with a propane tank inside. Now we just don't use the cover and it doesn't blow over.

This product delivered on time and exceeded my expectations. After spending about a half hour setting up two of them I was able to spend a relaxing evening with the warm glow of these heaters. Probably perfectly sized for table dining or near your favorite couch or lounger, this product will definitely add to your outdoor experience.

Read reviews on numerous patio heater products and felt like I'd be holding my breath on any of them; however, this product seemed to have the best overall reviews. And so far, the reviews seem warranted. My product had the propane tank door as expected (some reviewers indicated there wasn't one). My product had no damage of any kind. It was relatively easy to assemble, and I did check it for plumb as I went as some reviewers complained about it being crooked. In the end, it was quite reasonably plumb, so no issue there. It started right up, so I'm optimistic at the moment. The instructions could be a little more clear about the washers used because there are 2 different sizes of washer that are listed with the same part number, so you have to read ahead and see where all of them are used and then be certain you've chosen correctly. I think the finish of the product is excellent. It definitely has a quality appearance in my opinion.

Definitely need two people to assemble.It’s summer so can’t tell if it heats an area