Revere Patio Heater
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- 90,000 BTU
- 12 ft heating radius
- 25 lb hopper
- No electricity
- Heaters ship for $100 flat in the US
- 3-year warranty on materials and workmanship
- 30-day returns on unused items. Holiday orders placed Nov 19 to Dec 25 get 45 days
- Questions? Call the shop at (877) 347-2848
Want the safety cage? See the Revere Elite. Revere Elite Patio Heater, $1,678.40
90,000 BTU outdoor pellet heater with our biggest windows
The Revere has as much glass as we could engineer into a wood pellet patio heater. Glass is how radiant heat gets to you, so more glass means more heat on your body and more fire for everyone to watch.
The stainless changes as you use it. Heat builds a thin oxide layer that turns gold, purple, blue and green over time. No two Reveres look the same after a season.
No electricity, no propane, no moving parts. Pour in pellets, light it, close the door. Pellets run about a quarter of what propane costs.
- 90,000 BTU
- 12 ft heating radius
- 25 lb hopper, about 2.5 hours per fill
- 7.5 x 14.5 in windows on three sides
- Stainless steel, mild steel fire pot
- Virtually no smoke, enclosed flame
- Weight 75 lb. 18 x 22 x 84 in
- Built by hand in Mt. Angel, Oregon
Upgrades: 300 series stainless fire pot (about twice the life), hopper extension (about 2 more hours each), wheels, weighted plate, cover.
Want the safety cage? Get the Revere Elite.
Manual: Revere owner's manual (PDF)
- Heaters ship for $100Flat rate in the lower 48, Alaska and DC.
- 30-day returnsUnused items. 45 days on holiday orders placed Nov 19 to Dec 25.
- 3-year warrantyMaterials and workmanship
- Built by handMt. Angel, Oregon. (877) 347-2848
The most fire to watch
The Revere has the most glass we could engineer into a heater. More glass means more radiant heat on your body and more fire for everyone to look at. 90,000 BTU, a 25 lb hopper and stainless that turns gold, purple and blue as it burns in.
Our biggest windows
7.5 x 14.5 in glass on three sides. Glass is the best way to get radiant heat to you.
About 2.5 hours per fill
The 25 lb hopper refills while it runs. Each hopper extension adds about 2 hours.
A finish that changes
Heat turns the stainless gold, purple, blue and green over time. No two look the same.
12 ft heating radius
Warm from your boots up, not just the top of your head.
Temperature control
Turn the damper dial to raise or lower temps by about 250 degrees.
Easy shutoff key
Slide in the key and the fire burns itself out.
Revere by the numbers
| Output | 90,000 BTU |
|---|---|
| Heating radius | 12 ft |
| Hopper | 25 lb, about 2.5 hours per fill |
| Viewing windows | 7.5 x 14.5 in, three sides |
| Fuel | Wood heating pellets |
| Power | None. Gravity fed |
| Material | Stainless steel, mild steel firepot |
| Weight | 75 lb |
| Size | 18 x 22 x 84 in |
| Made in | Mt. Angel, Oregon |
Burn times depend on your pellets and the weather.
Straight answers
How do I light it?
Pour pellets into the hopper at the back, then light them by hand with fire gel or charcoal lighting fluid. As pellets burn down to ash, new fuel feeds in on its own, so the heater keeps burning for hours.
Does it need electricity?
No. There is no auger and no blower fan. Pellets feed by gravity from the hopper into the firebox, and the draft of the stove pipe pulls air up through the firepot.
What pellets should I use?
Heating pellets, not BBQ pellets. Heating pellets have no flavor additives and a higher BTU rating. Pellets rated 8,000 BTU per pound or higher work great.
What is the return policy?
You can return products bought directly from Timber Stoves within 30 days of the original ship date. Holiday orders placed Nov 19 to Dec 25 get 45 days. Items must be unused, unassembled and in the original packaging. Original and return shipping are not refundable. Bought from a dealer? Their return policy applies.
What does the warranty cover?
Timber Stoves heaters carry a 3-year warranty against defects in material and workmanship under normal use, from the date of original purchase. It does not cover the finish. Defective parts are replaced; labor and freight are not covered.