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Outdoor Living

Gas heaters, pizza ovens, BBQs, and gazebo side panels for outdoor use. The range covers patio heating, outdoor cooking, and weather protection for events or garden setups. Dellonda gear suits domestic gardens and commercial outdoor spaces where you need functional kit that holds up through the season.

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Gas patio heaters here run at 13kW output — enough to take the edge off an evening chill in a covered or semi-open area. They're freestanding units, so placement matters: shelter from wind improves efficiency, and you'll want clearance from combustible surfaces as per the regulator plate. Check your gas bottle size and regulator compatibility before connecting.

The wood-fired pizza oven is a 14-inch model. Smaller cooking surface than a commercial deck oven, but it reaches temperature quickly once you've built a bed of coals. Ceramic or stone cooking floor retains heat better than steel; if the oven uses a steel deck, plan on rotating pizzas more often to avoid hot spots. Door seal and flue design affect draw — a poor seal means heat loss and longer cook times.

Four-burner gas BBQs include piezo ignition and a hood thermometer. Piezo units work without batteries but can fail if moisture gets into the striker. Built-in thermometers read hood temperature, not grill surface temperature, so they lag real-time heat changes. Cast-iron grates hold heat better than pressed steel, and enamelled grates resist rust but chip if knocked. Check burner spacing and BTU per burner if you need separate heat zones for different foods.

Gazebo side panels fit 3x3m or 3x4.5m frames and come with door and window configurations. Colours include beige, blue, dark green, and grey. Panels attach via hook-and-loop straps or ties — check the frame tube diameter matches the panel fixings. PVC-backed polyester is common; heavier-weight fabric resists tearing in wind but adds load to the frame. Panels with clear PVC windows let light through but scratch easily and fog over time. If the gazebo will stay up for weeks, guy ropes and ground pegs are non-negotiable in anything above a breeze.