- STRONG HEATER: Powerful, vent-free liquid propane heater produces up to 30,000 BTUs and heats up to 1,000 square feet of space
- THERMOSTAT CONTROL: Control the air temperature automatically with the included thermostat to keep your environment comfortable
- CIRCULATOR: Blue flame burner and quiet internal air circulator heat the entire space evenly, low-oxygen shutoff feature ensures safety
- PLACE ANYWHERE: Legs and wall-mounting hardware included, letting you place it anywhere for maximum heating
- DISCLAIMER: Not for use in bathrooms, bedrooms, or recreational vehicles. 4,500ft altitude restriction. Propane cylinder must remain outdoors.
8 reviews for Mr. Heater MH-F299740 Vent Free Wall Mountable 30,000 BTU 1,000 Square Foot Forced Air Propane Garage Heater with Legs and Mounting Hardware, Black
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joesays –
Have used it only one week and it has not experienced extreme cold yet–so far–QUIET EFFICIENCY!!
shane e flynn –
this product performs as advertized, but fumes from this unvented heater are has that burning propane smell.
Craig –
Easy to set up and move around. Provides quick heat for an old garage shop. Boosts heat to a comfortable level in 15-20 minutes, then electric radiator can maintain it. Very little odor at all. Because it is not used for long each day, one propane tank can last several weeks. Good value overall.
Paul –
Works great instant heat.
Eugen –
I use this heater in my workshop, a former two car garage. Very efficient and easy to use.
Lorrie Jinks –
This fits in with the Rustic decor better than the white heaters. It’s still too hot to use but seems to put out ALOT of heat on low!!!
Tiffany Butler –
Ordered this product a year ago. Box showed up looking like some beat it with a baseball bat. Should have sent it back then. Decided it didn’t look broken. Hooked it up it didn’t work. It was under warranty from company sent it to a local dealer to fix it. One thing after another they couldn’t get it to work. Do to waiting for parts it went over the 30 days to return. Mr. Heater didn’t send parts for 3 months. By the time each part came in it was almost a year to get it fixed. Still has issues and doesn’t work.
So if you order it and it doesn’t work send it back asap or eat the money you spend on it.
survivalist –
After reading a lot of reviews and comparing it to other options, I bought this guy to heat my 2-car non-insulated garage. Just a whooole lot of nope on that one…. It DOES put out more heat than my tiny indoor electric heater. But 30,000 BTU capable of heating 1000sq feet?? I think not. There were a few big problems. First off, it sends all the hot air straight up…. Straight up…. really? Heat rises Mr. heater, so let’s at least try to start with the heat down low. And I got the optional fan to really make this thing crush some cold. Wrong again. The fan is, how can i say, “cute”? It did not do anything. Like literally. You would have better luck positioning a random fan behind this unit so it pushes the air at least a little more forward. And there is no handle at all! This thing is HEAVY and, with no handles, quite difficult to carry without dropping, which I almost did numerous times. Really Mr.Heater, no handles? They probably sell them separate for another $20. But if they are on par with the optional fan, the handles would either be too small to actually grab or made out of styrofoam, so if you try to use them they would break…. So yeah. It got 2 stars because it DOES heat. Just not as much as you want a $200 30,000 BTU unit to heat. Comparing it to the old-school indoor heaters we grew up with, this thing puts out about half as much heat. And barely blows it. So, before buying this, scavange garage sales and antique shops, as those old-school electric heaters are WAY stronger. I will be buying one of the torpedo/cannon style 80,000 BTU propane heaters next. We’ll see if that one can compare to grandma’s electric heater.