If you are considering installing patio heater wheels on your new patio, this article is for you. This will tell you the best tips to install it properly and also give you some tips on how to avoid purchasing a heater that will not last you a long time. Keep reading!

Installing a roller type patio heater can be a bit tricky. Make sure to do the following before going into it. First, remove all of the fixtures from the patio. Make sure to tape them down and save. If you don’t have them, simply call your electrician and have them come out and fix it for you.

The most important thing to do here is to take everything off, including the heater. Next, measure where you want the heater and make sure it is inside the wheel base. That way, you won’t have to struggle with the heater when you go to put it in.

Now, you should start by removing the small screws that hold the bottom of the heater to the floor. Then, take your stud finder and mark where the bottom should be. Use a hacksaw or a knife to cut the hole through the floor. You want to avoid using any kind of saw here so you don’t cut yourself on the metal surrounding the heater.

Once you have the hole cut, the next step is to use a stud finder to locate where the studs will be placed on the floor. Then, you can place a pair of garden shears on each stud and cut them out. Make sure to remove as much of the insulation and wood as possible so that the heat will be directed toward the hot area. With the shears still in place, you can then go back and tighten the screws.

Ifyou are installing an outdoor heater, you are going to need to drill holes at the top of the wheels. Do this using a hole saw. It is important to make sure that the holes are drilled right at the bottom of the wheel, but do not forget to screw in the bolts as well.

There you have it. How to install patio heater wheels without worrying about the ones that just won’t stay in place! Happy heating!