The coldest part of the winter is here, and to stay productive every jobsite needs a dependable heater. Quality Hardware & Lumber has the propane and kerosene heaters you need to keep your workers on the job in the most brutal cold.
DeWalt 60000 Btu/h 1500 sq ft Forced Air Propane Portable Heater
This DeWalt forced air propane heater puts out 65,000 BTUs per hour. It's Quiet Burn Technology allows it to operate with half the noise of a standard forced air heater. Attached to a 20 lb tank with it's 20 foot hose and regulator, you can run this heater on high for about seven hours, and on low for about 12 hours.
Mr. Heater F271350 Forced Air Gas Heater, 20 lb Fuel Tank, Propane, 38000 Btu, 950 sq-ft Heating Area
This heavy-duty forced air propane heater build by Mr. Heater is made for the jobsite. With safety in mind, it comes with a factory installed high limit switch and thermoelectric safety valve. Quiet Burn Technology lets it burn at half the noise level of other forced air heaters. And burning at 38,000 BTUs per hour, it can heat a 950 square foot space for 12 hours.
Sengoku HeatMate 23500 Btu/h 1000 sq ft Radiant Kerosene Heater
This Heatmate convection kerosene heater is safe, easy, and economical to operate. With a whopping 1.9 gal fuel capacity, the Heatmate puts out 23,500 BTUs per hour. And since it operates without electricity, it is the perfect emergency heat source for when the power goes out.
Kero World KW-12/DH1051 Portable Heater, 1.1 gal Fuel Tank, Kerosene, 10500 Btu, 350 sq-ft Heating Area, White
The Kero World KW-12 convection heater puts out 10,500 BTU's per hour. With a 1.1 gal fuel tank, it can heat a 350 square foot area for up to 15 hours. Like the HeatMate, it uses no electricity, so it is ideal for emergency heating.
SENGOKU HEATMATE RADIANT KEROSENE HEATER 10000 BTU
This radiant kerosene heater by Sengoku will heat a an area of 300 to 600 square feet for up to 14 hours on it's 1.2 gal fuel tank. It is lighter than other radiant kerosene heaters, features a safety switch, and a push-button start. And since it uses no electricity, it can be used as an emergency heat source when the power is out.
DeWalt 70,000 Btu/h 1750 sq ft Radiant Kerosene Heater
This thermostatically controlled radiant heater puts out 70,000 BTUs per hour. With a 2.77 gal tank it can run for over 5 hours on full with a single fill. It is powered by the DeWalt 20V Max battery system, so there is no electrical cord, making it the perfect emergency back-up heat source.
DeWalt 140000 Btu/h 3000 sq ft Forced Air Kerosene Heater
This work horse of a forced air puts out a whopping 140,000 BTUs per hour. Equipped with the top of the line safety features, this heater works with kerosene, diesel, Fuel oil, or JP-8 fuels. It has a large fuel tank, so it can operate all day. And it has large, pneumatic wheels with steel hubs and bearings that make it easy to move, rugged, and durable.
DeWalt 50,000 Btu/h 1250 sq ft Forced Air Kerosene Heater
This rugged forced air kerosene heater from DeWalt puts out 50,000 BTUs per hour. It has a 6 gal fuel tank for a run time of 16 hours. It can heat an area up to 1250 square feet.
The coldest part of the winter is here, and to stay productive every jobsite needs a dependable heater. Quality Hardware & Lumber has the propane and kerosene heaters you need to keep your workers on the job in the most brutal cold.
DeWalt 60000 Btu/h 1500 sq ft Forced Air Propane Portable Heater
This DeWalt forced air propane heater puts out 65,000 BTUs per hour. It's Quiet Burn Technology allows it to operate with half the noise of a standard forced air heater. Attached to a 20 lb tank with it's 20 foot hose and regulator, you can run this heater on high for about seven hours, and on low for about 12 hours.
Mr. Heater F271350 Forced Air Gas Heater, 20 lb Fuel Tank, Propane, 38000 Btu, 950 sq-ft Heating Area
This heavy-duty forced air propane heater build by Mr. Heater is made for the jobsite. With safety in mind, it comes with a factory installed high limit switch and thermoelectric safety valve. Quiet Burn Technology lets it burn at half the noise level of other forced air heaters. And burning at 38,000 BTUs per hour, it can heat a 950 square foot space for 12 hours.
Sengoku HeatMate 23500 Btu/h 1000 sq ft Radiant Kerosene Heater
This Heatmate convection kerosene heater is safe, easy, and economical to operate. With a whopping 1.9 gal fuel capacity, the Heatmate puts out 23,500 BTUs per hour. And since it operates without electricity, it is the perfect emergency heat source for when the power goes out.
Kero World KW-12/DH1051 Portable Heater, 1.1 gal Fuel Tank, Kerosene, 10500 Btu, 350 sq-ft Heating Area, White
The Kero World KW-12 convection heater puts out 10,500 BTU's per hour. With a 1.1 gal fuel tank, it can heat a 350 square foot area for up to 15 hours. Like the HeatMate, it uses no electricity, so it is ideal for emergency heating.
SENGOKU HEATMATE RADIANT KEROSENE HEATER 10000 BTU
This radiant kerosene heater by Sengoku will heat a an area of 300 to 600 square feet for up to 14 hours on it's 1.2 gal fuel tank. It is lighter than other radiant kerosene heaters, features a safety switch, and a push-button start. And since it uses no electricity, it can be used as an emergency heat source when the power is out.
DeWalt 70,000 Btu/h 1750 sq ft Radiant Kerosene Heater
This thermostatically controlled radiant heater puts out 70,000 BTUs per hour. With a 2.77 gal tank it can run for over 5 hours on full with a single fill. It is powered by the DeWalt 20V Max battery system, so there is no electrical cord, making it the perfect emergency back-up heat source.
DeWalt 140000 Btu/h 3000 sq ft Forced Air Kerosene Heater
This work horse of a forced air puts out a whopping 140,000 BTUs per hour. Equipped with the top of the line safety features, this heater works with kerosene, diesel, Fuel oil, or JP-8 fuels. It has a large fuel tank, so it can operate all day. And it has large, pneumatic wheels with steel hubs and bearings that make it easy to move, rugged, and durable.
DeWalt 50,000 Btu/h 1250 sq ft Forced Air Kerosene Heater
This rugged forced air kerosene heater from DeWalt puts out 50,000 BTUs per hour. It has a 6 gal fuel tank for a run time of 16 hours. It can heat an area up to 1250 square feet.