Heating for rent

Heater rental prices in Israel vary by type and heating capacity. Gas mushroom heater (patio heater) — ₪150 to ₪300 per unit. The most popular event heater. Runs on propane. Heats a 3–4 meter radius. Gas blower heater (tent heater) — ₪200 to ₪500 per unit. Forced-air heaters for tented and enclosed spaces. Electric infrared heater — ₪80 to ₪200 per unit. Targeted radiant heat for specific zones. Quiet and flameless. Industrial diesel heater — ₪400 to ₪800 per unit. High-capacity heating for large tents and warehouse events. Propane gas tank — ₪50 to ₪120 per tank. Fuel for gas heaters. A mushroom heater typically uses one tank per 6–10 hours. Pro tip: plan one mushroom heater per 15–20 sqm of outdoor seating area. For tented events, one blower heater per 50–80 sqm depending on temperature and tent insulation.

Gas mushroom heaters are the iconic patio heater — a tall freestanding unit with a dome-shaped reflector that radiates heat in all directions. They create warm zones of 3–4 meters radius and are the standard at every outdoor Israeli winter event. Gas blower heaters force warm air through a tent, heating the entire enclosed space. They are effective but noisy — position them at the tent perimeter away from speaking and conversation areas. Electric infrared heaters emit radiant heat that warms people directly without heating the air. They are silent, flameless, and suitable for partially enclosed spaces. They require electrical power. Firepit / fire table rentals offer both warmth and ambiance. Real-flame gas fire features create a social focal point at outdoor events. They are popular at winter parties and corporate events. For Israeli winter events (November through March), the primary concern is evening chill — temperatures in Tel Aviv drop to 10–14°C at night, while Jerusalem and northern areas can reach 5–8°C. Proper heating makes the difference between an enjoyable event and one where guests leave early.

Heater demand follows the winter event calendar in Israel. Winter peak (November through March): highest demand for mushroom heaters and tent heaters. Book two to three weeks ahead. Shoulder months (October and April): evenings can be cool, especially at hilltop venues and in northern Israel. Heaters provide welcome comfort. Summer: no demand for heaters (unless at high-altitude venues). Pro tip: Israeli winter evenings cool rapidly after sunset. If your event includes outdoor areas, provide heaters even if the daytime temperature is comfortable.