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Heaters

Heaters for workshops, warehouses, building sites, and farm sheds. Oil-filled radiators for enclosed spaces with mains power, propane heaters when you need portability or BTU output to heat large open areas, and infrared models—kerosene, diesel, or electric—for targeted radiant heat. Pick by fuel type, output, and whether you need wheels or wall-mounting hardware.

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Oil-filled radiators suit enclosed workshops and offices where you have 230V and time for the room to warm gradually. They hold temperature once up to speed and won't dry the air out. The 6-element 800W model heats a small portacabin or site office; the 11-element 2500W versions cover larger spaces. Timer models let you set heating windows if you're working shifts.

Propane heaters deliver fast BTU output for open sheds, barns, or outdoor work zones. The 35,000 BTU unit heats a single bay; the 125,000 BTU model suits larger workshops or stock sheds. Dual-voltage units step up to 400,000 BTU for big spaces or livestock housing—check you have the gas bottle capacity and ventilation before sizing up. All propane models need adequate airflow; they're not for sealed rooms.

Infrared heaters—electric, kerosene, or diesel—throw radiant heat at surfaces and people rather than warming the air. The 1800W carbon-fibre wall unit mounts above a workbench or vehicle bay. Diesel and kerosene infrared models work well in draughty sheds where convection heaters lose heat through gaps—radiant warmth reaches the work area even if air temperature stays low. The 136,000 and 155,000 BTU infrared heaters come with wheels for moving between bays.

Match the heater to the fuel you have on site, the cubic footage of the space, and whether you're heating air or warming a work zone. Propane and liquid-fuel models need venting—either natural airflow or mechanical extraction—and a stable, level surface away from flammable materials.