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As homeowners continue to seek out those ways to maximize their living space, they inevitably turn to the outdoors where a patio may be in use in temperate weather. But as temperatures drop and the outside becomes a place we avoid, outside gathering spaces fall to the wayside until the thaw. However, with a safe and efficient patio heater, outdoor space can be enjoyed year round.

Those in search of a patio heater can most often turn to their local home improvement store to find something to meet their needs. You can find a patio heater of any style, color, and cost that will not only provide the heat you need but transform the look of your patio. For those who prefer to keep their outdoor space as natural looking as possible, an in-ground patio heater can look similar to a fire pit and blend seamlessly in with the environment. Wood or charcoal can be used to ignite this style of heater.

More popular, however, is the stand-alone patio heater that comes in a variety of sizes and colors, and is made from a variety of materials. The pot-belly stove stand-alone patio heater is quite popular today; its wide mouth allows you to load and ignite wood, charcoal, or smokeless pellets; the smoke is vented at the top. This style of patio heater is compact and quite efficient, generously heating an entire outdoor space in very little time.

Choosing an appropriate patio heater largely depends on its frequency of use. If your outdoor patio is something that could easily extend your living space if only you could use it all the time, then choose a more permanent, efficient patio heater. You may pay a little more, but it will be well worth it in space gained. For outdoor space that is used infrequently, you may be better off with a lesser model of patio heater. Choose a design that will work efficiently with less expensive fuel sources.

No matter which patio heater you choose, you will find a whole new world opened for you as you begin to enjoy your outdoor space regardless of the weather.

For easy to understand, in depth information about heaters visit our ezGuide 2 Heaters.