40000 BTU Black Steel Propane Cylindrical Pole Standing Patio Heater

40000 BTU Black Steel Propane Cylindrical Pole Standing Patio Heater

Marsoni

M251S

$353.00

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40000 BTU Black Steel Propane Cylindrical Pole Standing Patio HeaterThe revolutionary 40000 btu black steel propane cylindrical pole standing patio heater is a must have for every household. With the same technology used by many gas grills, this outdoor heater is fueled by an easy to hook up propane tank. It heats up quickly and doesnt require professional installation. Thanks to the automatic safety shutoff feature, you can keep your outdoor areas warm with no fear of overheating or forgetting to turn off. This unit

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012