Transform Your Outdoor Space Into a Year-Round Destination

1. What makes HeatRay America Heated Umbrellas different from traditional patio heaters?

Unlike propane or overhead electric heaters, HeatRayAmerica umbrellas use infrared technology that provides gentle, even warmth directly to the body. They’re safer, more efficient, and designed to last up to 20 years with minimal maintenance.

2. Do HeatRay America umbrellas work in all weather conditions?

Yes. They are engineered for partial or complete protection (with added roll down side curtains) against wind, rain, snow, and even hurricane-category 2 winds. They also provide cooling shade in summer and protect guests from harmful UV (A & B) rays year-round.

3. How long do HeatRay America umbrellas last?

Our umbrellas are built to last over 20 years, with a 15-year warranty on heaters and umbrella structures. They require very little maintenance compared to traditional outdoor heating solutions.

4. Are HeatRay America umbrellas energy efficient?

Yes. They use significantly less electricity than traditional heaters and completely eliminate the need for propane tanks, reducing both energy and labor costs.

5. What businesses can benefit from HeatRay America Heated Umbrellas?

They’re ideal for restaurants, luxury hotels, golf courses, resorts, and event venues that want to keep guests comfortable outdoors year-round while maximizing revenue from their patio spaces.

6. What sizes and styles are available?

HeatRayAmerica umbrellas come in a variety of styles, including rectangular, square, hexagonal, and octagonal models. They can be installed as standalone units or linked together for continuous coverage.

7. Are HeatRay America Heated Umbrellas safe?

Yes. Unlike propane heaters, there are no open flames, gas leaks, or harsh heat. The infrared frequency is gentle on the skin, even helping stimulate collagen growth, making it both comfortable and safe.

8. Who are some of the notable clients using HeatRay America umbrellas?

Prestigious installations include the Wynn Casino Resort in Las Vegas, Sydney Opera House, Cactus Club Café in Canada, and McDonald’s in Australia.