🔥 Mr. Heater Corporation F299831 Ventless 30,000 BTU Radiant Natural Gas Heater, Multi Review

I bought this to use in my two car garage which is not insulated and drafty. Because it's radiant, it keeps me warm while I work. It's easy to use. I leave it completely off when I'm not using it. I had it installed by a professional so I can't comment on how easy the installation was. I would definitely recommend this product for a 2 car garage or smaller.

I live in Michigan and need something for my tanning bed during the winter. At Christmas it was 25 degrees and I could sit in the solarium and watch football at Christmas! You don't have to put this thing higher than 2 out of 5. I put it on the floor not the wall, get the universal mounting kit they recommend. I'm new and installed it myself. Zero Complaints!

I bought this heater from Revain stock and it was in perfect condition and I've had no problems. I saw a few other reviewers mention loud pops and pops from their heater. I haven't had this problem. I suspect over tightening of the bottom mounting bolts could possibly be the cause of these noises. My heater works great and doesn't make any weird noises.

It says it's for the oven. Most houses are not as small as ours. We have a small house of 504 square meters. On this heater it is written that it is designed for 1000 square meters. foot, and I read somewhere that it is designed for 750 sq.m. ft. Our oven never worked. We ripped it out and put in the brick that is behind the wood stoves and installed it. We keep it just under 2 out of 5, so on the low side. The pace was in the 30's and 40's. Heats the whole room, perfectly regulates the…

Splash occurs when thermostat is off. The flames continue to erupt from behind the bricks, trying to die out. Blowing out helped a lot, and other settings recommended by Mr. Heather's tech team are still not quite right though. This is our second Mr. Heather and we had no problems with the first one other than it just wore out. The panel above the bricks melted so we bought another one.

I bought one of these a few months ago to replace a similar but electric wall heater in my basement. I had to run gas lines to install it, but only a few feet so it wasn't a big deal to me. Since installing it, my utility bills have gone down and my basement has been warm and hot all winter. It works well, is relatively easy to install, and saves money. I recommend buying with this combined fire and CO2 detector for places where it will be installed.

Love the ease of use and lots of warmth. I bought a blower since the heater covers over 650 square feet. The instructions do not give details about the electrical device (thermistor) that needs to be inserted into the hole and screwed on, and then connected to the fan. Another issue is that once installed the fan extends beyond the rear of the heater leaving no room for airflow and therefore cannot be wall mounted using the supplied wall bracket. If desired, it could be fitted or designed with…

I had it installed by a professional installer and after everything was installed when it came to light the heater had no ignition. He tried a few things, including launching it with a firestick, but it still didn't work. After removing it from the wall and trying to fix it; He found that when the heater was turned on, the bottom part that lets the gas pass was still physically disabled, so it was blocking the flow of gas. The installer opened manually, but I'm not sure if it works. Didn't want

The item arrived in a very damaged box with some minor damage to the item. I decided it wasn't worth going back as it would most likely bring more trouble than harm. The product is not difficult to install, but you need to buy a gas pipe. The hardest part was finding a place to connect the stove. It can be wall mounted, but a natural gas line has to be run to this point, which is very expensive. My gas range was 30 years old and cost nothing, so I just hooked it up to this gas line and bought a