Our by far best option for heating a glazed space is a glass terrace heater, which also heats the air mass on the glass terrace. This makes the warmth particularly soft and pleasant. A glass terrace heater also emits no light at all.

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For spaces under 15 m², one patio heater is often sufficient, but this depends on many factors and, most importantly, on how long you want to use your outdoor space. Request a free design for a heating solution tailored specifically to you.

Two heaters enable more even heat distribution across the entire terrace without strong temperature differences. This is particularly beneficial on wide terraces and balconies, for example, those with separate dining and lounge areas.

Infrared heating is a sustainable, electric heating method compared to heating systems based on fossil fuels or biomass. An important difference between infrared heating and other heating methods is that infrared radiation does not heat the air (convection) but rather matter or solid objects.

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Red glow is energy that a radiant heater is unable to convert into heat. Lämpöstore terrace heaters produce the lowest possible red glow that modern technology allows. In other words, the radiant heater's efficiency is as high as possible.

Illuminating red glow is generally perceived as annoyingly distracting, which is why it is good to pay attention to the amount of red glow when choosing a terrace heater.

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Electricity consumption depends on the heater's power and operating time. For example, a 1400W infrared heater consumes 1.4 kWh per hour when used at full power.

If the price of electricity is, for example, €0.30/kWh, the operating cost of the heater is approximately €0.42 per hour.

In practice, this means that a cozy three-hour evening in pleasant terrace warmth costs about €1.26.

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You can see the recommended maximum installation heights by power rating below. The output of a radiant heater decreases as the distance increases, so the installation height is very important when choosing the right patio heater.

Here is a good rule of thumb:

1400W ➡️ max. 2200 mm

2000W ➡️ max. 2500 mm

2500W ➡️ max. 2800 mm

Yes. Many infrared heaters can be mounted on the wall or ceiling. Proper placement significantly affects heating comfort and heat distribution, as well as the aesthetic appearance of the outdoor space.

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Yes. Infrared heaters are excellent for restaurant, hotel, and café terraces due to their rapid heating effect, energy efficiency, and ease of use.

Read more about heating outdoor dining areas.