Electric 2000W White Convector heater

Needed some emergency heating for modest-sized study when boiler failed. I needed a silent heater which ruled out the fan-heaters which anyhow tend to over-heat rooms. Initially bought the B&Q mini oil filled 500w electric rad. It was useless. Swapped it for this cheaper (!) convector product which comfortably heats the study at its 750w setting. As has been pointed out you need a Philips screwdriver for a couple of screws to secure the legs. Very pleased.

Great heater for the price. Just one point. I thought there wer no screws (to attach the feet) in the box, but I dismantled it to put in the bin and the screws were in a small plastic bag which was caught under one of the box flaps. If you can’t find them, SEARCH.

I bought this to take the chill off a room when I didn't want to put the heating on for the whole house. It is fine for this purpose. It isn't very sturdy but good for the price.

Bought one of these to keep garage heated up while working on my car. Found it to be reliable and performed very well. Did not need to keep it running constantly to maintain the heat. Recommended. 4 stars cos the legs are not easily secured but once done so it is fine.

Brought this for over the winter to take the chill off. It has a temp gage so will turn itself off and Saftey etc. Product itself is great just that it used a lot of electricity. Our bill went through the roof, still paying it off now months later.