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Heating a marquee

[Deleted User] · 2015-12-31 01:00:17

Having my 30th this weekend and was planing on using a patio heater to heat a marquee, (provided it doesn't blow away), but thinking now that might not be safe. I'm looking to spend around €100 or less if possible, what would be the best / safest solution?

31-12-2015 2:00am

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Having my 30th this weekend and was planing on using a patio heater to heat a marquee, (provided it doesn't blow away), but thinking now that might not be safe.

I'm looking to spend around €100 or less if possible, what would be the best / safest solution?

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#2 31-12-2015 2:02am

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Get a gas blow heater from a tool hire shop. They're used to heat large spaces.

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#3 31-12-2015 2:04am

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Was looking at this

Would I be better goin to a tool hire shop do you think?

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#4 31-12-2015 2:16am

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Yes electric fan heaters are good too, you can use them or propane heaters. Just check if it would be adequate for the dimensions of your marquee. You might need more than one.

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#5 31-12-2015 2:48pm

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Everywhere seems to be closed, not surprisingly, I think i left this a little too late

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