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Menards has a wide selection of heaters that will warm up your garage or workshop. This buying guide will help you find the right heater to keep your garage warm and cozy all year long.
Ceiling-mounted forced air unit heater turns garages, barns, and workshops into heated workspaces. 50,000 BTU heats up to 1,667 sq. ft., or approximately a 3-car garage. Ships as natural gas; includes natural gas to propane conversion kit.
Keep chilly spaces warm with these electric, propane, and natural gas heaters from brands like Mr. Heater and NewAir.
This allowed us to create a list of the best garage heaters, including our best overall pick, the Tempware 7,500-Watt Electric Garage Heater, chosen because it provides enough power to heat...
This guide will help you choose the best gas garage heater for your shop or garage. BEST OVERALL: Mr. Heater 50,000 BTU Big Maxx Natural Gas Heater. BEST BANG FOR THE BUCK: Mr. Heater...
BEST COMMERCIAL-GRADE: Dr. Infrared Heater DR-966 240-Volt Commercial Heater. BEST INDOOR/OUTDOOR: Briza Infrared Carbon Indoor/Outdoor Heater. BEST FOR PLUMBED GARAGES: Bio Green 110-Volt...
The Gear Team acquired six of the most popular portable garage heaters on the market of assorted types and styles, and for various needs, budgets, and preferences. We put them all through...
A garage heater uses warm air to heat your garage like your HVAC system warms the rest of your house, making the space usable during the colder months. When it comes to garage heating, you can choose a unit powered by electricity, propane, or natural gas, and it can be freestanding or wall-mounted.
The heater delivers highly efficient, radiant-style heat designed for many applications, including new construction, warehouses, manufacturing buildings, pole barns, and automotive repair bays. The burner boxes come ready for natural gas, and include propane conversion kits.
Garage heaters include all the same types of heaters that you're used to using indoors, but they're designed to be more rugged than indoor space heaters. Some use electricity like indoor models, while others use fuel sources such as propane, natural gas, and kerosene.