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OT: Outdoor Propane Heaters
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BBQ Bob Trudnak
Posts: 197
Does anyone know if it is safe to use an outdoor propane heater in an enclosed patio?
Thanks
Bob
Link:
http://www.patioheatershoppers.com/v/vspfiles/photos/RTA-JDS01-BWT-2T.jpg
Thanks
Bob
Link:
http://www.patioheatershoppers.com/v/vspfiles/photos/RTA-JDS01-BWT-2T.jpg
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i would not trust it !
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I am not sure if they are safe in the sense that their may be a danger amount of gas being put off in an enclosed area. As far as fire safety, I think they can be used in a safe manner in an enclosed porch with a little common sense. Most of them also have heat settings that control how intense the heat output is. We plan to use two of them outdoors for a upcoming party at our house. Hope this is some help.
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If it's a catalytic heater with proper ventilation it is. It its not catalytic, it will depend on how ventilated the enclosed patio is.
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Bob, send me a phone #..thought I had ya in my cell already, but it aint there...E mail addy below..
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