Asda Landmann Patio Heaters

Pieman1972

I've noticed in our Asda they have Landmann Gas Heaters (full height) at 90 quid, which I thought was a good price but then they are now having 20% or 25% off which in my mind brings it down nicely.....

For a 5-14Kw heater I thought it was good but am wondering if anybody has one before I jump in???

Thanks

dipsy

Hi sounds like a good deal with the 25% off, are you sure they are gas though our Asda have electric ones.... I was nearly fooled :-)

I may be speaking out of turn and if they are gas I would like one... only have a table top one, but don't fancy any more outside electrical equipment, have to keep doing an equivalent to supermarket sweep when the weather changes its mind in the blink of an eye.....

HankMcSpank

Hi...it's a good buy, I bought some on the way home from the Live Earth concert (though don't tel Al Gore)

happyshopper

Please don't buy these, they are horrendously bad for the environment.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/g2/story/0,3604,1589233,00.html

hs

Poppycat

If you want to get a heater get a chimnea at least the fuel (wood) can be acquired from renewable sources

Streeet

or maybe a wooly jumper

dotchas

HankMcSpank wrote: »

Hi...it's a good buy, I bought some on the way home from the Live Earth concert (though don't tel Al Gore)

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

Pieman1972

They are definitely the gas ones....thanks to all for the comments....one thing that I picked up is that it is Silver but NOT stainless steel.....

Fen1

They are bad for the environment. If you get cold, put on a jumper or go indoors.

m00nie

cheers op will get one of these at that price.

not too fussed about the planet, it has its own cycles anyway so my heater not going to change that.

HankMcSpank

m00nie wrote: »

not too fussed about the planet, it has its own cycles anyway so my heater not going to change that.

Now that's what I call a good attitude!

However, should anyone here feel guilty - after using your patio heater copiously, simply leave your freezer door open for 30 mins or so...the freezing cold air released will counteract the hot air released from the patio & therefore neutralize your patio heater footprint. If you don't want to, just look on the brightside, by using your patio heater a lot, soon you won't have so far to travel to be 'beside the seaside, beside the sea' & everywhere will look like Hull last week! (& having been to Hull, I'd say it looked all the better for it)

Fen1 wrote: »

They are bad for the environment. If you get cold, put on a jumper or go indoors.

Agreed, until I bought one of these gas patio heaters on my way home from the 'Live Earth' concert, I'd always made do by burning old truck tyres for warmth....it really extends the season albeit it chucks up a bit of a pong!

And in the light that the tyres had been thrown away anyway (& would have simple ended up in landfill), I reckoned by burning them I was doing my bit for the enviroment.

Just remember the 3 Rs and 1 T

...Reduce-Reuse-Recycle- or Torch.