Two infrared heaters with the same wattage can feel radically different. Why? Because what matters most isn’t on the spec sheet: usable radiant output, real coverage, visual comfort, placement, real-world setup, and how it’s used on site.
I'm heating my outdoor spaces,
Warming up the ambiance of outdoor living spaces means opting for the setup of a ventilated infrared radiant heating system to make use of all external surfaces of the house, offering it a design solution of high-end heaters for an installation that can adapt to all outdoor surfaces such as terraces, balconies, conservatories, pergolas, patios, and pool houses, or any other configuration of outdoor arrangement, with a selection of elegant radiant devices with a very contemporary design that integrates perfectly with the outdoors, making the garden a warm place to enjoy in all seasons.
Why can you feel cold at 20 °C yet comfortable at 14 °C outdoors? Because real thermal comfort depends on radiant heat, not the air temperature.
14/01/2026
How many outdoor heaters do you need?
The right number depends on occupied zones, not square metres. Use this method to avoid over- or under-sizing.
Even partial enclosure can cut losses drastically. Here’s how to adapt infrared heating to the real terrace type.
Wind doesn’t just feel cold — it destroys convective heating. Here’s the pro method for real outdoor comfort.
Performance is mostly installation. Height, targeting and safety: the method used for residential and hospitality terraces.
High-end is not just power: it delivers better targeting, stability, visual comfort and long-term value.
Infrared heats people and surfaces—not the air. Here’s what drives real performance, and what destroys it.