Patio Wall Heater Bathroom Quartz Chrome Sliver Suitable Wall Mounted Garage Workshop Laundry room Electric Heater Halogen Quarts 2 settings pull 600w /1200w 3pin UK BS plug

Good little heater I use it in my garage gym Takes the chill off the room Good price

Bolted to wall board during building of my workshop which took some doing as had to take most of it apart to get to screw holes after having to cut off the cover as the screws on cover plate was worn wired behind wall board into a wall switch only to find once finished workshop and switched heater on it just trios out the electrics and carnt be removed due to being bolted to wall board with the nuts behind the wall which has been filled with fire proof expanding foam so wasted money and had to get another heater

Rewired with heat resistant flex and plug and used in bathroom, really effective at heating up the room. Plugs in outside.

This heater is very warm and creates a lot of heat. Instructions OK if your a DIY person. Certainly not idiot proof! The product itself was scratched and the screws were worn or rounded, it had obviously been sent back, re wrapped and posted out again. Very much like some previous reviews mentioned. Fortunately I was able to work my way around it. It does do the job though and it's only for my shed, now a coffee house!

Excellent wall heater. Dos what it says on the tin.

Heating elements very poor, only last a few months.

It is exactly what we required for our summerhouse. The main problem is that it is impossible to install. One needs to dismantle nearly the entire body of the heater to mount and the two inner screws are impossible to undo.Eventually made my own fixings to mount.Unless you are a DIY person steer away.

Read the reviews saying it was difficult to fit it was awkward to fit especially on your own up a ladder having to hold the heater and wire it only using one hand.I was more disappointed with the quality of the fixing screws only managed to screw them half way in when they rounded off then they wouldn’t screw out again.If I had realised I would have used my own screws another tip is put sellotape over two captivated nuts.Only good thing it was cheap I would not recommend this heater.