Get more enjoyment out of your outdoor living area by installing a new Dimplex patio heater from Nicolock. The high-quality patio heaters are designed to deliver ample heat, chasing away the chill and extending the outdoor season well into the cooler weather. Find everything from Dimplex freestanding patio heaters to wall-mounted heaters and more, all at fantastic prices. We’ve carefully selected some of the best-selling patio heaters from one of the most loved name brands in the industry to give you the results you want and the reliability you deserve.
Whether your outdoor living area is big or small, enclosed or open, Nicolock sells the right patio heater for any need. Freestanding Dimplex patio heaters are a great option for open areas, patios, party tents and temporary installations, while wall-mounted or ceiling-mounted heaters are a more permanent option that’s perfect for outdoor dining areas at restaurants or covered outdoor living areas. No matter what your unique needs are, you’ll find the right Dimples outdoor heater for every space when you shop at Nicolock.
Choosing the right outdoor heater helps you enjoy crisp evenings and shoulder seasons on your patio more often. The best models balance comfort, safety, and style so your outdoor space feels inviting whenever the temperature dips.
At Nicolock, we know that quality counts, which is why we carry Dimplex patio heaters. Dimplex outdoor heaters are designed to work quickly, quietly and efficiently, warming your outdoor living area to a comfortable temperature. Whether you prefer an electric patio heater or a gas patio heater, you’ll enjoy fast heat, quiet operation and efficient heating that will deliver the comfort you crave when you shop at Nicolock. Browse our selection to find commercial patio heaters for outdoor dining areas and residential models to use at home. No matter what your needs are, you’ll find a great selection of high-quality, affordable Dimplex brand patio heaters at Nicolock.
Shop for Dimplex outdoor heaters online at our website, or visit a Nicolock Paving Stones design center near you to see your favorite patio heaters in action. For questions about any of the heaters you see here or for help finding the right patio heater for your space, please contact us for assistance.
The best type of patio heater for a residential backyard or deck is typically a propane patio heater. These heaters are portable, easy to use, and provide strong, consistent heat, making them ideal for outdoor spaces without built-in gas lines. Electric patio heaters are also a good option for covered areas with access to power outlets, offering a cleaner and quieter heating solution.
Patio heaters can be safe to use under a covered patio or pergola, but certain precautions are necessary. Ensure there is adequate ventilation to prevent the buildup of carbon monoxide, maintain proper clearance from walls and overhead structures as recommended by the manufacturer, and never leave the heater unattended. Using electric heaters or models specifically designed for covered spaces can also enhance safety.
A standard patio heater typically warms an area of about 100 to 200 square feet effectively. The exact coverage depends on factors like heater type, BTU output, outdoor temperature, and wind conditions. For larger spaces or colder climates, multiple heaters or higher BTU models may be required to maintain comfortable warmth.
Yes, but most battery-powered heaters are compact personal warmers designed for small areas, not full patios. For outdoor living spaces, electric, natural gas, and propane models provide the output needed to comfortably warm seating zones.
Fuel use depends on BTU rating, settings, and how long you run the heater. Many standard propane units can run several evenings on a full tank, and you can stretch that time by using lower settings once the patio feels comfortable.
Each type offers different advantages. Electric heaters avoid fuel tanks and can deliver focused radiant warmth, while gas and propane models often provide higher BTU output and are popular where outlets are limited. Your choice depends on access to power, local rules, and how you want to use the space.
