Buy once, heat for years
Buying patio heaters for a restaurant or commercial outdoor space? The model you choose matters, but so does the space it needs to heat.
I help businesses compare commercial patio heaters based on their layout, fuel source, mounting options, and how they use the patio. If you already have a model in mind, I can help you confirm whether it makes sense for the job.
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No cart, no checkout. Browse the equipment, tell us what you need, and we'll quote the right heaters for your space.
The best heater for your patio depends on a few practical details: how much space you want to heat, whether the area is covered, what fuel is available, and where the heaters can be mounted.
Every heater ships with its full factory warranty, and claims run through me directly, not a call center.
Coverage varies by model and application, ceiling height, wind exposure, and mounting all matter. We size the equipment using the manufacturer's published specifications against your space, then quote the right count. See how heater count is figured.
Typical application: Larger restaurant patios, covered outdoor dining.
● In stock as of October 2026
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Typical application: Smaller patios, intimate dining areas.
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Typical application: A versatile model we keep on hand: tell us your space and we'll confirm the fit.
● In stock as of October 2026
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Typical application: Finished, furniture-grade heating for upscale patios.
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Typical application: Design-forward heating for hospitality spaces.
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Typical application: Statement heating for upscale patios and venues.
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Typical application: Electric radiant heat: no gas line required.
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Typical application: Infrared heating for commercial spaces.
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The refurbished corner
Refurbished, demo, and pre-owned Sunglo heaters. Inspected and tested, covered by a 1-year warranty, with claims run through me directly. Stock rotates, so what's here today may be gone tomorrow.
Supply and freight confirmed personally on every order.
Hands-on work stays local, where I can stand behind it.
Contact us: we'll tell you straight whether we can help.
Find any of our heaters advertised for less somewhere else? We don't lose on price: call (818) 590-5952 for our best number. We source the full commercial catalog fast through our dealer accounts, plus select models in stock locally.
Some. We typically keep the Sunpak S34 and Sunglo A270 on hand; everything else we order in. Tell us what you need and we'll confirm availability and lead time.
That's the point of buying from a specialist instead of a website with a cart. Tell us your space, fuel situation, and mounting: we'll spec the right equipment and quote it.
Sunpak models ship nationwide. Local delivery across Ventura, Los Angeles, and Santa Barbara counties for everything else.
Yes. Parts and repair support after the sale, including heat lamps you didn't buy from us.
Close enough that most people use the words interchangeably. "Heat lamp" is everyday speech for a patio heater — especially the freestanding propane units warming restaurant patios. "Patio heater" is the wider category: freestanding, wall-mounted, and electric models. Whatever you call them, we sell, rent, and service all of them.
Depends on the layout, ceiling height, and how warm the space needs to stay. That's what our free patio heat plan figures out — we spec the count for your space before you buy anything. There's also a sizing walkthrough on our how many heaters page.
Send me the basics of your project: where the heaters will go, how the area is laid out, and whether you're working with natural gas, propane, or electricity. I'll help you work out the next step. Or call (818) 590-5952.
Eric the Heater Guy