I'd like to use this on my balcony. I wanted to know if this item gives off enough heat, which im looking for. Im up high n it gets pretty cold...
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We use it on a fairly large porch area that is open air. I think it works pretty well up to a range of about 15 ft. Beyond that you can't feel the heat.
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i use it under a 9 x 11 gazebo on a ceramic tile floor and it gives out plenty of heat. no danger to fire and never runs out of gas like the propane models.
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I have been using mine in a dormitory for six months and it puts off almost no heat. If there is adequate air movement, you should have virtually no excess heat.
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It has to work awfully hard to cool things down on our covered porch in Central Florida. I try to "save" it and use it only when we have evening parties, or for the occasional afternoon event. I bring it in the house the day before and put drinks in it and it chills them just fine. When evening comes, we roll it out on the porch again. It would probably work fine outside all the time, but I shudder to think of the electric bill, because the cooler would be running non-stop.
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It works great for my intended use-heating shrink wrap! At highest setting flame is strong, but only about an 1 1/4 long. I think it work fine in the cold and rain, but flame is pretty short.
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That would probably work. The more insulation the better. I would use some kind of reflective like it type material for maximum heat. Good luck.
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The base des not get hot or even warm. I would use it on a wooden deck. I've used mine on a wooden table.
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YES!!!! I use it in my apartment considering I am in a Hughrise with no balcony.This grill doesn't smoke any more then my old George Forman grill.Just be smart about it. Just like you would use any product that creates heat.It's a fantastic grill!!!
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Oh yes, but I don't think you want to keep it on long or it will really get very hot in room. When I turn mine on at lowest setting for around 5-7 minutes the room-about 400 sq ft- is well warm enough to turn it off. Also the first setting-didn't know this-cools, then second and third heat. Will work for me quite well living in hot climate but with cold Winters. Very pleased with it. One thing also is it MUST be on flat surface, not carpet or it goes off. They call it a safety feature and it's on the bottom if not connected to hard surface constantly, goes off. So I set it bit higher on wooden stool and works fine. But oh does it heat fast Oh yes, but I don't think you want to keep it on long or it will really get very hot in room. When I turn mine on at lowest setting for around 5-7 minutes the room-about 400 sq ft- is well warm enough to turn it off. Also the first setting-didn't know this-cools, then second and third heat. Will work for me quite well living in hot climate but with cold Winters. Very pleased with it. One thing also is it MUST be on flat surface, not carpet or it goes off. They call it a safety feature and it's on the bottom if not connected to hard surface constantly, goes off. So I set it bit higher on... » Read More Oh yes, but I don't think you want to keep it on long or it will really get very hot in room. When I turn mine on at lowest setting for around 5-7 minutes the room-about 400 sq ft- is well warm enough to turn it off. Also the first setting-didn't know this-cools, then second and third heat. Will work for me quite well living in hot climate but with cold Winters. Very pleased with it. One thing also is it MUST be on flat surface, not carpet or it goes off. They call it a safety feature and it's on the bottom if not connected to hard surface constantly, goes off. So I set it bit higher on wooden stool and works fine. But oh does it heat fast « Show Less
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Yes, I did and found it a marginal product, however, I live in south Texas and it gets SUPER hot here and I think I decided on a combination of some kind of regular frozen pad and a fan. Maybe the product would be ok where you live. It just did not feel cool enough to make a difference. Good luck.
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I have this pad. I recommend always following the usage directions because if anything goes wrong, you have not a leg to stand on with the company who gave you warning. You might try lying down to put the pad on your back and cover it with a blanket or something to hold in the heat. I use the pad to cover my cold feet. It can get quite hot to touch. I keep it at around 155 f. Higher and I have to fidget to keep it from being uncomfortable. Well, I hope this was helpful. Happy heating.
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I think that would be Ok...... I have it on all the time and haven't had any trouble.... it's doesn't get hot.... the only thing I would have it high up just in case you have inquisitive children or pets getting too close!!
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We love our unit! It does a good job heating a larger area but it's definitely warmer directly in front of the unit itself. It can be concealed somewhat in a corner, but I would make sure it has enough air flow around it.
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This is made for a shop or outdoors. The heat is very strong up close. The metal casing can also get hot. not for close areas or small rooms, it needs some kind of venting.
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I wouldn't it is meant for outside. I would use a electric hanging patio heater that is what I have and like very much has two heat settings and up and out of the way and looks good. Harold
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I think that this is a very nice fire pit - but it is not meant to be a heater. I believe the taller heaters that I have been around at outdoor restaurant patios are much warmer. This fire pit is nice to sit around - and does provide a little warmth on a chilly night, but it does not heat up the space around it. If you are looking for heat - get the heater.... If you want ambiance, get the fire pit!
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I have not used it for heat. However, I believe that it was advertised for heat and cold.
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Don't know about heat since mine was outside. Keep an eye on it for air leakage or you'll have a wet floor if inside.