Name: Member's Mark Patio Heater
Brand: member's mark
SKU: 62da688f32dba6afcc3a4d51
Rating: 4.0 (67 reviews)

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This gas patio heater offers an adjustable table with LED lighting capability. The commercial-grade 304 stainless steel allows for maximum durability. Maximum heat output is possible with the help of adjustable 47,000 BTUs. Other features include large aluminized reflectors, easy-start electronic ignition and an automatic tip-over safety and shutoff device. Heater moves easily on wheels.

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Right out of the box, the Member's Mark Patio Heater impressed with easy to follow instructions. It took one person approximately 35 minutes to assemble, one of the fastest setup times of the mushroom-top and pyramid models. The sturdy wheels on the base make it easy to transport, too. This model doesn't have a tilt-safety override shutoff, but the base is weighted, giving some peace of mind on blustery days. We clocked the max heat directly at the heating coil at 913° F with an ambient outside temperature of 24° F, and as with all the mushroom-style heaters, the heat diminishes the further out you move from the unit. This model has an approximate 6-foot comfortable heat radius. The adjustable wrap-around table made this one of the most versatile and enjoyable to stand around. There's always a place to set down your drink or even play a game of cards. The table features a built-in LED light that gave a sense of ambiance in the darker hours, but we felt it might not hold up all that well with continued use.  
One qualm that we encountered while testing the Member's Mark Patio Heater was that the stainless steel doors that housed the propane tank are thin and sharp. While opening and closing the doors of the propane housing, we sustained a few small cuts from moving the tanks in and out. Additionally, while we enjoyed having the table, it doesn't take too long for drinks on the table to heat up under the heating element, which is fine for hot chocolate and snacks but not ideal for cold beverages. That said, we like that this model provides a useable, illuminated surface that the others lack. These added features, plus adequate heat for 1-4 people, make this model a worthy consideration that encourages guests to huddle around the heat source.

Right out of the box, the Member's Mark Patio Heater impressed with easy to follow instructions. It took one person approximately 35 minutes to assemble, one of the fastest setup times of the mushroom-top and pyramid models. The sturdy wheels on the base make it easy to transport, too. This model doesn't have a tilt-safety override shutoff, but the base is weighted, giving some peace of mind on blustery days. We clocked the max heat directly at the heating coil at 913° F with an ambient outside temperature of 24° F, and as with all the mushroom-style heaters, the heat diminishes the further out you move from the unit. This model has an approximate 6-foot comfortable heat radius. We loved the adjustable wrap-around table as a place to set down your drink or even play a game of cards. The table features a built-in LED light that gave a sense of ambiance in the darker hours, although we're not sure about the long-term durability factor of the light.  
One qualm that we encountered while testing the Member's Mark Patio Heater was that the stainless steel doors that housed the propane tank are thin and sharp. While opening and closing the doors of the propane housing, we sustained a few small cuts from moving the tanks in and out. Additionally, while we enjoyed having the table, it doesn't take too long for drinks on the table to heat up under the heating element, which is fine for hot chocolate and snacks but not ideal for cold beverages. That said, we like that this model provides a useable, illuminated surface that the others lack. These added features, plus adequate heat for 1-4 people, make this model a worthy consideration that encourages guests to huddle around the heat source.

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 It is not the highest of quality. Parts are bent and off kilter. What prompted my writing this review are the many sharp edges that were impossible for me to avoid while assembling. It was at the very end, while slipping the propane tank into its compartment that I sliced my finger on the edge of the door frame of the compartment

 What prompted my writing this review are the many sharp edges that were impossible for me to avoid while assembling. It was at the very end, while slipping the propane tank into its compartment that I sliced my finger on the edge of the door frame of the compartment. I got a few other little cuts along the way. Also there was no need for a "magnetic screwdriver" as listed in the assembly instructions

Beware of sharp edges

.which was strange unless seller was reselling it. Appeared new in box. Assembly was made more difficult because sheet metal was of poor quality and cut my hands frequently

Overpriced and poor materials but works

This was a challenge. We got it to work, but unfortunately it was dented in 3 places, and because of that we couldn't align the metal to get all of the screws into place. Assembly also took a lot longer than it should have because of the damages, but with a few extra tools and some more elbow grease I think that we were able to get it to be solid enough, and it does throw off good heat.

It works, but was damaged on arrival

Being able to be outside and warm

.. I may rip it apart and stick some 5050s in it.  As far as the heater goes, it pretty much looks and works as well as the ones at restaurants with outdoor seating in the fall/winter

I got the Member's Mark Patio Heater with LED Table + Wheels for Moving on sale, after seeing the deal mentioned on Kinja. I didn't know that Member's Mark was the Sam's house brand, or I may have just driven over and seen if the online price was competitive. Regardless, there's something to be said for the convenience of having a big box just show up at your house :)  The patio heater shows up in a single, large box. There's some Styrofoam and cardboard, but some of the pieces of my heater still managed to have some minor dings, but nothing serious enough to send the item back over

 In order to keep the box size down, the reflector is shipped in 5 pieces - 4 quadrants of an outer ring, and a center "hat". Assembly takes 16 screws and 16 nuts, and is by far the longest and most irritating part of the process. Also, from the standpoint of weather resistance I'd have preferred it to be a single piece. Another minor gripe is that the table uses a 9V battery, and is super dim

 The heater comes with most of the major assemblies intact. Basically, you affix wheels to the base, attach the bottom assembly to the base, put on the top column, slide table on, put on the burner assembly, and assemble and attach the hat reflector. It took me between 15 and 20 minutes, but you could do it faster if you were motivated. If there was one thing I'd change, it would be to have a one-piece reflector

 I may rip it apart and stick some 5050s in it.  As far as the heater goes, it pretty much looks and works as well as the ones at restaurants with outdoor seating in the fall/winter. Little touches here and there, like the wheels, are the only real indication that you didn't spend 2x or 3x the amount on a "nicer" unit. Recommended

Good heater and a great price (see details).  Recommended

 The heater did give off great heat if you're directly under it but I have ordered the attachment to redirect heat to see if it would help give a better radius of heat like for people sitting in chairs a few feet away. Other than assemble issues for me the heater seems pretty sturdy and the table light is pretty cool.

 Our pole on one end was oval shape which did not match any other pieces that had to go over it. It took forever with tons of pounding with a rubber mallet to get the shape just circular enough to complete set up. The heater did give off great heat if you're directly under it but I have ordered the attachment to redirect heat to see if it would help give a better radius of heat like for people sitting in chairs a few feet away. Other than assemble issues for me the heater seems pretty sturdy and the table light is pretty cool

Great heater, assembly nightmare bent pole.

Work gloves should be in your tool kit as it has sharp edges during assembly.

 Just consider your use before buying as a table top unit would have been a better option for our intended use. IMO, this unit is best suited to heat either a small area where people are standing or for a well ventilated banquet tent.

This unit works as advertised and is well built for the (covid) price point. However, it's doesn't work well to heat an area around a dinning table where people are sitting. Just consider your use before buying as a table top unit would have been a better option for our intended use. IMO, this unit is best suited to heat either a small area where people are standing or for a well ventilated banquet tent

Consider a Tabletop Unit Too

 4 out of 5 stars due to the condition of product upon receipt. Heat output is excellent.

It's okay

Not worth the price

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Member's Mark Patio Heater

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