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Color: Silver
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- Stainless Steel
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AZ Patio Heaters Outdoor Natural Gas Patio Heater in Stainless Steel
Brand: Hiland
Special Feature: Tip-Over Protection
Color: Silver
Form Factor: Tower
Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Outdoor
Brand: Hiland
Special Feature: Tip-Over Protection
Color: Silver
Form Factor: Tower
Indoor/Outdoor Usage: Outdoor
Product Dimensions: 33.5"D x 33.5"W x 85"H
Recommended Uses For Product: Patio
Mounting Type: Floor Mount
Room Type: Living Room, Patio
Heating Coverage: 175 square feet
Burner type: Radiant
Heat Output: 41000
Fuel Type: Natural Gas
Voltage: 120 Volts
UPC: 872313009168
Global Trade Identification Number: 68
Item Weight: 31.7 pounds
Department: Home
Manufacturer: AZ Patio Heaters LLC
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: NG-WSS
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
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Color: Silver
The whole thing is stainless steel and well built. For me it went together exactly per the instructions. Arrived without blemish. The vertical pole is about 3" in diameter and comes in three sections. You also get a bag of fasteners. I sorted them into types on a table to make sure they were all there.There were a few too many large washers, but no fasteners or washers were missing. You'll need a Phillips screwdriver and 10mm, 13mm and 14mm wrenches, unless you want to use the lame little throwaway wrench provided. It has "ground fasteners" (stainless brackets that bolt to the base) because it's somewhat top heavy because there's no heavy propane tank in the base to act as ballast. I may attach the three stainless brackets to a sheet of exterior plywood. Or you can bolt it to your deck. A sandbag would work, too. I temporarily placed a couple of old truck brake disk rotors on the base to make sure it won't blow over in a breeze. The reflector on top is 32 inches in diameter and, contrary to the list of included items, there was NO burner cover in the box. I ordered a black vinyl one from Amazon. For some reason I can't insert the link, so look for "Fire Sense Heater Head Vinyl Cover." You will need a Mr. Heater 12-foot 3/8" gas hose Mr. Heater 12 Foot Natural Gas and Propane Gas Hose Assembly 3/8 Inch Female Pipe Thread with Quick Disconnect System x 3/8 Inch Male Flare #F273720 with a 3/8" flare fitting on the delivery end. This attaches to the burner head before assembly. The hose is then snaked down the post and out an access hole near the bottom. That leaves about seven feet of the hose to reach the gas valve source. If you need to be further from the source, get a longer hose. The Mr. Heater hose's quick disconnect is very convenient to remove the hose from the source quickly and safely. The device supposedly can light itself, but I can't get it to work. The ignitor seems to click before the gas starts to flow, even if I press the valve in. There is a pilot light that must be lit first. I gave up on the piezoelectric ignitor and opened the small access port near the pilot (you need a Phillips screwdriver to loosen the screw to open the 5/8" port cover. You set the valve to "Pilot," push in to get the gas flowing and stick a lighter through the access port. This lights the pilot. You have to keep pressing the valve in until the thermocouple heats up enough to tell the valve that the pilot is lit. After that, you turn the valve to "low" or higher and the main burner lights. Ah, the warmth. I pretty much intend to light it from here on out with a butane long neck lighter, not the ignitor unless I can figure it out later. IGNITOR UPDATE (12/26/14): The ignitor works fine. I just needed to push in on the valve and hold long enough to clear out the air in the hose and allow gas to reach the pilot. Lights reliably now. Even more pleased with the unit. It's very convenient and less expensive to use natural gas vs. propane. Also, it's a lot easier to move around because the unit is so light. No wheels required. Only drawback is that you need to have gas available where you want the heater. It burns quietly and throws a nice circle of heat at least six feet around its center. I have it over the shoulders of our patio furniture. And the price is terrific for this quality. As usual, the local stores simply did not carry a natural gas model, only propane. Amazon comes through again. 12/26/14 STATUS UPDATE: The heater has been outside in weather for eight months now, covered most of the time with the vinyl burner/reflector cover mentioned above. The stainless still looks new and by keeping the burner covered, it's always clean and ready. Used it last night to group approval. Lit easily and performed flawlessly. People especially like that it's natural gas fired. I like it because I don't have to mess with tanks of gas and that it augments our small firepit nicely. The only "modification" I added to the heater was to purchase three stainless acorn nuts to hold the reflector onto the top so the bolt threads sticking up through the top would not wear through the vinyl cover. The acorn nuts also make it easier to slip the cover on and off as the cover does not hang up on the sharp bolt threads. Looks better, too.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2014 by Used To Care
Color: Silver
As a heater, it puts out heat. When running there is definitely a noise to it, which surprised me. My application is for an outdoor courtyard which by design is a tranquil space. The white noise from the heater is definitely noticeable, but doesn't interrupt conversations. My heater came with multiple small dents. I figured I'd probably dent it myself so I didn't return it. Besides, I already had some of it assembled before I noticed. Assembly took me a couple of hours. The protective plastic was frustratingly difficult to remove, it kept fragmenting. From a use standpoint, there is no way that this should be used without an anchor. In fact, I've been putting it in my garage until I figure out how to build a base for it. I didn't want a permanent fixture. I would never use this without a base/anchor in even the slightest of wind. In summary, it does heat, but I imagine there are better options out there. I wouldn't buy it again.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2015 by MTB Quick MTB Quick
Color: Silver
Basically it's pretty good for the price. Seems to work just fine and assembling it was fairly straightforward. The manual that came with it suffers from a bit of an identity crisis. It sometimes refers to propane things such as regulators and tanks and sometimes it knows that it's a natural gas unit. Definitely needs to be read with a less than literal outlook. The sheet metal base is definitely a weak point. The tie downs are a good thing, but even with them secured, the metal of the base is thin enough that the whole heater is a bit wobbly. Just for information, the unit I received has a 3/8 SAE flare fitting for the hose. Apparently some heaters have a 3/8 NPT fitting.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2016 by Amazon Customer
Color: Silver
Here in Upstate NY, fall days are crisp and fresh - another way of saying "too cold to sit outside without a snow suit." One day my wife mentioned in passing that we should get one of those heaters like restaurants have for dining al fresco. Since I extended our natural gas supply to the deck to allow for all season grilling, I looked into getting a nat gas heater. This one was pretty reasonably priced, made almost entirely of stainless steel, and large enough to sit under in our side by side deck chairs with a cocktail table between. Assembly was easy (all of the fasteners are also stainless), though the blue protective plastic on the stainless hood took some work to get off. The piezo ignition works like a charm and the unit provides good heat even at lower settings. I would say that we extended our comfortable sitting outside time by about a month - well into November.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2024 by Andy Knapp
Color: Silver
Well for starters, the heater does not include the hose on the interior although the manual specifies it is included. Next the base does not weigh enough to prevent even the slightest bump from knocking it over which is why I assume they added an automatic shut off valve, but if the metal is hot and it tips over someone will get burned if they touch it. Plan to add weight to the base of bolt it down to the ground. Next, it is advertised as stainless steel, well that is at best a stretch of the truth. The base and column are stainless steel and so is the screen which gets hot but the deflector on top and the entire control section are chrome plated mild steel. And since chrome parts which do most of the temperature cycling, they will become rusty the quickest. This is not a very good value for your money. I suspect by next year we will dump it in the trash. BTW we also purchased the commercial version. It is nearly identical in all ways. UPDATE: Three years later the entire heater is trash, rusted through in several places and the top fell off last week. I wish Amazon regulated the advertisements of the products they allowed to be sold. And of course the seller will not refund my money!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 27, 2016 by Harvey Mushman Harvey Mushman