Office heaters

Hopefully your modern office is centrally heated, but for those occasions when the central heating breaks down or when you just need an extra blast of heat on a cold day, Paperstone offers a range of ceramic, electric, fan and convector heaters.

Types of heater

Fan heater

A fan heater works by passing air over a heating element. Fan heaters heat up a room very quickly but they can be quite noisy. They are therefore useful for use in short spells.

Convector heaters and radiators

Convector heaters and radiators work in the same way. Air in immediate contact with the appliance heats up and rises, being replaced by colder air which is then heated. Convection currents heat up the room. Convector heaters and radiators are quiet and effective.

Radiative heaters, or “space” heaters

Radiative heaters like our Micromark Workshop heater function in a similar way to which a light bulb produces heat. In fact radiative heat travels like light. A heating element is encased in a glass element, perhaps with reflectors to maximise the effect. The element emits infrared radiation that travels through space until it hits an absorbing surface – i.e. it warms people and objects rather than the surrounding air. Radiative heaters are thus suitable for workshops and garages. You could even put one outdoors for your smokers!

What now?

• Click on one of the heaters above to get a bit more info.
• If it is the heater for you, click the green-yellow “Add to Basket” button. (If you want to buy more than one, enter the quantity in the box provided before clicking the “Add to Basket” button). This has now been added to your “basket”.
• If you are buying more products, continue to browse, repeating the above process.
• When you've finished shopping, click the silver “Checkout” button in the “Basket Total” box, toppish-left of every page.
• Then simply follow the instructions on the page. If you have shopped with us before, you can log in to save yourself some time filling in information. But if you haven't, click “New Customer”. You'll be asked for your email and a password. This is so it is easier if you shop with us again. Then you'll get asked for a delivery address, card details, and so on.

But if you are stuck, need a bit more info or advice, would rather order over the phone, or simply need some human reassurance, give us a call on 020 7462 7800. We will be happy to hear from you and will offer all the assistance we can.

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