Portable heaters are highly valuable for warehouses, particularly those that:

• Have Outdated Insulation – Warehouses that are older or that rely on outmoded windows, wall insulation, and other features have a harder time separating indoor and outdoor air. When cold air leaks inside, it is harder to warm the building, especially in areas close to walls and windows. Portable heaters deliver hot air directly to those areas, countering the effects of leakage.
• Contain Tight Racks – Warehouses often use racks to store large amounts of equipment, and depending on how close those racks are to each other and how tightly they are packed, it may be hard for warm air to get inside or around them. Heaters that offer heavy air flow make it easier to spread heat around such obstacles.
• Have High Ceilings – Heat rises, which creates a problem for storage facilities with high ceilings. To counter this problem, warehouses need to increase interior airflow; the best way to do this is to invest in heating equipment that delivers air at a high volume.

These issues are a particularly serious problem in Texas, especially in the Panhandle and in western parts of the state, where temperatures can get quite low in the winter. By investing in portable heaters, you can warm every inch of your warehouse.