Back porch in the winter

[CRIMPS]

Originally Posted by CRIMPS

Currently rolling with the outside firepit. If its cold we will layer up with a blanket. But thats pretty relaxing...

A pic of the firepit in our backyard.

[Stinky]

Here's an idea for an outside tent to smoke in with side walls:

www.hutshop.com and search for Sidewalls.

Build a deck or attach to your outdoor deck. Add heater of choice. Clip, light, smoke. Ahhh. . . winter man-cave.

[Stinky]

change that: SEARCH for sidewall not sidewalls

Here in Ottawa we live just a 10 min drive from a Cigar Lounge, so in our chilly winters I just head there, wait til the warm summer again to do the outdoors...

Happy to have found this thread (and apologies if my question is already answered somewhere in it ... I did not read through its entirety).

I borrowed two propane heaters from my neighbor over the winter holiday period b/c we were having a number of cigar smokers over for various parties. They worked well enough (winter’s been pretty mild here) but these were older models and seemingly not too efficient. I wonder if anyone would recommend a model they’ve found particularly effective? I’ve read some positive reviews about a model from Fire Sense that pushes out what seems like an astonishing 46,000 BTU, but the price seems almost too good to be true.

Any guidance/opinions would be welcome. Thank you.

[T.G]

Originally Posted by VanMoo

Happy to have found this thread (and apologies if my question is already answered somewhere in it ... I did not read through its entirety).

I borrowed two propane heaters from my neighbor over the winter holiday period b/c we were having a number of cigar smokers over for various parties. They worked well enough (winter’s been pretty mild here) but these were older models and seemingly not too efficient. I wonder if anyone would recommend a model they’ve found particularly effective? I’ve read some positive reviews about a model from Fire Sense that pushes out what seems like an astonishing 46,000 BTU, but the price seems almost too good to be true.

Any guidance/opinions would be welcome. Thank you.

Read the thread, many effective models of propane heaters are discussed above.

Originally Posted by Jenady

+1 on the IR propane heaters. Wood fires are great but they require a lot more prep time. With the propane you are more willing to go out and light up both the heater and a smoke.

May I ask how you like the model from Costco? Does it do well "throwing" heat say >5' away from the unit?