Quick Find
Heaters
The Hanging Heater is ideal for heating a small section of a greenhouse or to assist propagation in a cold frame. The heater runs on paraffin and a full 0.5 litre tank will burn continuously for up to 3 days.
Size: 10.5cm (Dia) x 19cm (H)
|
The Parasene Coldframe Paraffin Heater is suitable for heating a large coldframe or sectioned areas of a greenhouse. The large 2.25 litre capacity provides a continuous burning time of up to 14 days on a single fill.
Size: 26.5cm (dia) x 11.5cm (h)
|
The Parasene Super Warm 4 paraffin greenhouse heater is designed to heat a greenhouse up to 6ft x 6ft, or for use as an anti-frost heater in a larger structure. The large 4.5 litre capacity provides continuous burning for up to 7 days on a single fill.
Size: 27cm (dia) x 43cm (h)
|
The Parasene Super Warm 5 paraffin greenhouse heater is suitable for heating greenhouses up to 6ft x 8ft, or for use as an anti-frost heater in larger structures. The large 4.5 litre capacity provides continuous burning for up to 3.5 days on a single fill.
Size: 27cm (dia) x 43cm (h)
|
The Big Red Heater from Parasene is a very powerful paraffin greenhouse heater for larger greenhouses of between 8ft x 10ft and 8ft x 14ft. Simply fill the holder with 4 litres of paraffin and the Big Red Heater will burn with a blue flame for up to 16 hours, keeping your plants protected from...[more]
|
A handy little item from Parasene - the Warm Lite Paraffin Heater is ideal for heating a small sectioned area of a greenhouse or to assist propagation in a cold frame. Complete with hook for hanging, the Warm Lite can also be utilised as an outdoor lantern, ideal for outdoor entertaining and...[more]
|
Result Pages: 1
Displaying 1 to 6 (of 6 products)
If you are starting to shiver then so are your plants! Greenhouse heating is important. Paraffin heaters are the long standing gardeners favorite.
You need to protect your tender plants and plant plugs which you have lovingly cared for and nurtured throughout the winter months.
Greenhouse heating can be by various methods- If you have electricity to your greenhouse you can consider a fan heater, but this isn't the cheapest way to protect your investment. Ensure it doesn't come into contact with water either.
You can insulate with bubble wrap and/or fleece (remove fleece during the day - it blocks light and ventilation). You may want to use bubble wrap around your expensive external glazed patio pots as well to help prevent frost damage.
Paraffin greenhouse heaters are tried and trusted by gardeners for many years. We stock a range, and some only need refilling every 3 or even every 7 days.
Your plants don't need high temperatures in the winter. Keep your greenhouse at a minimum of 2c. Most plants are happy at 7c, but very tender ones may need a higher temperature. As always with gardening it's trial and error.
Position your paraffin heater where the air can circulate, and check your thermostat. Make sure the heater is on a firm, flat surface, and nothing can fall onto it.
Ventilation when weather permits is still a good idea.
0 items
