Wall Heaters
Find wall heaters at Tractor Supply to add heat where you need it without taking up floor space. As you shop, compare heating capacity, power or fuel requirements, and installation clearances to find an option that fits your space and setup.
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Wall heaters generally run on electricity, natural gas or propane. Electric models create heat with an electrical heating element, while gas models burn fuel. The power or fuel connection depends on the model.
A recessed wall heater sits partly inside the wall, with its front panel exposed. A surface-mounted heater attaches to the wall’s face instead. Check the mounting style in the product details when planning your setup.
Depending on the model, wall heaters may have a built-in dial, digital controls or a separate wall thermostat. Some also offer timers, programmable schedules or remote controls for changing settings without walking over to the heater.
No. Fan-forced wall heaters move air across a heating element with a fan. Convection models work without a fan, letting warmed air rise naturally. Look for the heating type in the model’s description.
Both styles exist. Hardwired wall heaters connect directly to the home’s electrical wiring, while plug-in models have a cord that connects to an outlet. The product specifications tell you which connection a model requires.