How big is this heater. Can it be used under an office desk?
1517795
Absolutely!!! That is where my daughter uses it at. She says when she's cold she puts under her desk and when she's hot she uses it like a fan on her desk. Size is about a single toaster size.
1517796
small. mayb a foot- 15 inches standing. can def fit under a desk. powerful for its size
1517797
It can be used under a desk n it has a feature if it falls down it turns off
1517798
Sorry, I can't help you because the heater never arrived from the supplier - I was very disappointed.
1517799
This heater is wonderful, my son wants to buy one! It is 9 1/2 inches wide and 10 inches tall. It could go under your desk if your desk is big underneath because this little heater kicks out a lot of heat on high, but I guess if you have it on low, it would be ok for under the desk, because high would be too much for your feet and legs. Any other questions I'd be glad to answer, so enjoy it!!
288380
It is 40 inches long , 6 inches wide , and 9 inches tall . It is totally silent , other than a slight click from when the heat kicks on from the thermostat , but is barely audible . There is no fan at all , it is a convection heater , as it heats colder air that is pulled in from the bottom and blows warm/hot air out the top via natural drafting . ( heat rises ) I'm pretty sure I wouldn't want my legs too close to it's top , because it does get hot on the very top where the heated air rises . But if you can tuck it under a long desk , and it's away from your legs , then maybe .
203539
The heater measures 8.9 x 15.4 x 3.6 inches so if you need one that is 22 ¼ inches to replace an existing heater than this one is not for you. I installed the heater in a new cabinet so the size but not matter to me.
841942
Just like the other people said, your answer is yes. For me it's not a gigantic heater, I use it for my feet at my desk and it works perfect for that. I guess in a small room it would probably work OK also, just take a bit of time where warming my feet is instant.
358139
Hi- I've never used a space heater in mine -- but thinking about it, I would use a very small one....
776281
Currently it is heating a 300 sq ft office. Its works really well. It can probably heat rooms that are larger.
21194
I would look for something larger. That is about the size of the room I use it in and it really just warms the space around the heater - where I sit.
778749
I would say no. It's designed more for putting under a desk to warm your legs and feet. And, it's more of a radiant heat. I'm very pleased with it for that purpose. I use it in a cold, unheated basement under a computer desk. I think you'd have better luck with a small ceramic heater.
965247
It's a small room heater. I was using for under my work desk, but it could heat a small room...but not likely a larger room, such as a living room.
1676060
Hi jill. It would fit under the desk but it might get tricky, as it unfolds all the way to the flat position, but I think you can try. I think u have a good idea for the use of it. But I would rather unflold it flat and lean it over the wall.
1374210
yes...I have it under my desk which is an old 50's style oak desk...the unit itself will get moderately warm and create a nice pocket of warm air to keep my feet warm
403734
If it's a small enclosed space like a cubicle it will work. I use these in my garage and barn for heating small areas and they are perfect for that since they don't get very hot to the touch.
307928
Probably too small for a heater. Would believe that ambient temp will suffice for normal room temps.
8330
Don't know about room size, but my desk area is approximately 10 x 6 and it heats the whole area up nicely, especially under my desk where it sits.
366929
I use it to heat an office approximately 13 ft by 13 ft. It works great for that small space, but you would probably have to turn the temp up pretty high if you were trying to heat a much larger room or one with very high ceilings.
15334
If your office room is enclosed then yes it will but if it is not then you get most of the heat but some may get to the closest room to your room depending on the size of your office room. but the closer you are to the heater the better. I bought one for my wife and she loves it.
1866238
It can very easily be used under a desk. Just make sure that you don't bang your knees on the desk before you get into fast pedaling. Also make sure that there is some tension on the pedals. If there is no tension it tends to wobble and for long periods of time it may break.