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Patio Heaters — Outdoor Warmth, All Year Round
Fireplace Choice carries the deepest premium patio heater selection in North America — every model from Bromic, Schwank, Dimplex, SunStar, and more. Electric infrared for covered patios, gas (NG/LP) for open spaces, wall-mount for tight installs, portable for flexibility, and restaurant-grade commercial options for hospitality venues.
Shop by Type
- Electric Patio Heaters — quiet, clean, covered-patio safe (2,000-6,000W)
- Gas Patio Heaters — maximum heat output for open patios (25,000-50,000+ BTU)
- Wall-Mount Patio Heaters — save floor space
- Portable Patio Heaters — no install required
- Commercial Patio Heaters — restaurant-grade durability
Shop by Brand
- Bromic — premium design (Platinum, Tungsten, Eclipse, Cobalt, Marine)
- Schwank — restaurant-grade gas (SupremeSchwank up to 50,000 BTU)
- Dimplex — DIR Series electric, DGR propane portable
- SunStar — SGL Glass Series
Quick Selector
- Covered patio: Electric (Bromic Platinum or Tungsten)
- Open patio: Gas (Bromic Platinum 500 or Schwank SupremeSchwank)
- Restaurant: Schwank gas or Bromic Platinum 500
- Pool deck/coastal: Bromic Platinum Marine 316 SS
- No install needed: Bromic Eclipse Portable
Read our buying guide: 9 Best Patio Heaters of 2026 · Bromic vs Infratech vs Schwank Comparison.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best patio heater for 2026?
For most upscale residential covered patios: Bromic Platinum Smart-Heat Electric. For large open patios or restaurants: Schwank SupremeSchwank Gas (50,000 BTU). For best value premium electric: Bromic Tungsten 6000W. See our full guide for category winners.
Electric or gas patio heater — which is better?
Electric for covered patios (quiet, no fumes, safe for enclosed spaces, lower operating cost). Gas for open patios and restaurants (higher BTU output, performs better in wind and cold). If your space is covered, choose electric; if open, choose gas.
How many BTUs or watts do I need?
Electric: 2,300W covers 100-150 sq ft; 4,500W covers 200-250 sq ft; 6,000W covers 250+ sq ft. Gas: 25,000 BTU covers ~200 sq ft; 40,000 BTU covers ~300 sq ft; 50,000+ BTU covers ~400 sq ft. Increase capacity for cold climates or open spaces.
