B&q Patio Heater

jevsy

Just got a right bargain - I think! B&Q Milan Patio heater reduced from £350 to £180 to £89. Made of carbon steel and looks very contempory. Hopefully works great too!

http://http://www.diy.com/diy/jsp/bq/nav/skins/popups/scene7.jsp?skuId=10247212
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gadgetgricey

That link did not appear to work for me.

Try this one

jevsy

Thanks for that! Never done a link before and obviously don't know how!!

ryandj

Its a good job you saved yourself a lot of money on the patio heater; with the oil price rises, you will need all the extra money to fuel it.

Sorry to be negative, I just don't see the point of patio heaters - if it is too cold outside, then go inside or put a jumper on, don't waste a load of money and throw a load of CO2 into the air just to rather inefficiently heat a small space around you.

jevsy

ryandj wrote: »

Its a good job you saved yourself a lot of money on the patio heater; with the oil price rises, you will need all the extra money to fuel it.

Sorry to be negative, I just don't see the point of patio heaters - if it is too cold outside, then go inside or put a jumper on, don't waste a load of money and throw a load of CO2 into the air just to rather inefficiently heat a small space around you.

It works out cheaper than having to fund a BIG 21st birthday party somewhere else!

dubiousjake

ryandj wrote: »

Its a good job you saved yourself a lot of money on the patio heater; with the oil price rises, you will need all the extra money to fuel it.

Sorry to be negative, I just don't see the point of patio heaters - if it is too cold outside, then go inside or put a jumper on, don't waste a load of money and throw a load of CO2 into the air just to rather inefficiently heat a small space around you.

Dont buy one then:rolleyes:

bribrian

ryandj wrote: »

don't waste a load of money and throw a load of CO2 into the air just to rather inefficiently heat a small space around you.

If you hold your breath too, you put less CO2 into the atmosphere...... ;-]