The heater works very well.

I bought 3 of these and couldn't be happier with them. Zero damage in delivery. Much easier to put together if you have 2 people. Stylish and puts out plenty of heat on a chilly evening.

As advertised. Cool outside patio heater.

Does not put out heat. You have to be standing directly under it to feel the heat. Looks very nice but not worth the money

Works amazing and looks even better, they were amazing for my wedding!

Easy to assemble and lightweight to move around.

Great Heater!!!!!!!

Love this heater it is perfect! Exactly what I was expecting.

[Rewarded Review] A nice accent piece heater.

A nice propane heater with a unique look. To start it took a little under 2 hours to unbox and put this together. The assembly was pretty straight forward and easy to understand. After it was together it took a few tries but after that it was off and burning. The wheels are nice and allow you to move it around. The only downside is the materials are rather light weight so you have to be careful not to bend them during assembly and the posts didn't quite line up either.

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[Rewarded Review] Very solid, Very Elegant Patio Heater that is surprisingly easy to assemble considering its size

This heater looks great on my patio. The flames swirling inside the glass tube are mesmerizing, and, after a couple minutes you can really feel the heat coming off the reflector at the top. It looks great. The instructions state that, for safety, when in use, it needs 2 feet of clearance from combustible materials on all sides and 3 feet overhead. My covered patio has an almost 11-foot high ceiling of stucco so I plan to use it on both the covered and uncovered sections of my patio. The wheels sit a couple inches above the patio surface so I have to tilt it almost 45 degrees to wheel it around so it swings a wide arc. However, even with a propane tank installed, it moves easily. Without the tank, it is so light that I can pick it straight up to move it. It really is quite tall, so I have to watch out for tree branches and the arched opening to my patio, though. Also, when it is not in use, I plan to store it in a corner as close to the walls as is practical. Unfortunately, with it tilted at almost 45 degrees, it is very hard to judge when I am close enough to the wall to set it down.

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