Garage Heaters
Stay warm and efficient with our powerful vented garage heaters—built for serious performance in demanding spaces. Ideal for garages, workshops, and outbuildings, these heaters safely vent combustion gases outside, providing clean, consistent heat without compromising air quality. Designed for maximum efficiency and durability, vented garage heaters are perfect for year-round use, offering fast warm-up times and reliable operation even in extreme cold.
Schwank Tube Heaters
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Why chose a tube heater?
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Tube heaters deliver efficient, even, and targeted heat—especially in large or hard-to-heat spaces. Unlike traditional forced-air systems that heat the air (which rises and can be lost quickly), tube heaters use radiant heat, warming people, floors, and objects directly—just like sunlight. This means you feel the warmth faster and more consistently, even in drafty or open areas.​
Reznor Unit Heaters
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What makes unit heaters special?
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What makes unit heaters special is their versatility, power, and compact design, making them a go-to solution for heating garages, workshops, warehouses, and other mid- to large-sized spaces. These heaters use either gas or electricity to quickly warm up the air and distribute it evenly using an integrated fan. Because they’re usually mounted on walls or ceilings, unit heaters free up valuable floor space while delivering strong, reliable airflow across the entire room.
What's the difference?
🔥 Tube Heater (Radiant Heat)
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How it works: Radiates heat directly to objects and people, like the sun warming your skin.
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Best for: Large, open, or drafty spaces (e.g., warehouses, barns, garages with high ceilings).
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Key benefits:
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More energy-efficient in open or poorly insulated areas.
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Quiet operation (no fans).
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Doesn’t stir up dust or debris.
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Mounting: Typically ceiling-mounted, running long tubes along the space.
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Fuel: Usually gas (natural or propane).
💨 Unit Heater (Forced Air Heat)
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How it works: Heats air and uses a fan to blow that warm air throughout the space.
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Best for: Enclosed, moderately insulated spaces (e.g., workshops, garages, commercial buildings).
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Key benefits:
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Heats up the space quickly.
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Compact and easy to install.
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Great for controlled environments.
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Mounting: Wall or ceiling-mounted, often in a corner.
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Fuel: Gas or electric options available.