Stanley workshop turbo heater 

Just ordered one from your suggestion. Been looking for something like this for a while now for the garage/workshop. Read loads of reviews first and they all seem fairly positive. Can't complain at £44.99

Arrived this morning, put the legs together and set it up in the garage/workshop or the garshop as we call it. As you say, gave it a while to warm up which I did and I am very happy with the result. It warmed the garshop up a treat. A nice comfortable working temperature for getting on with some woodwork. Very pleased, so I am glad I stumbled across your review.

I also use something like this in my garage. It´s a 3.3Kw, but does heat up the garage so that your hands are relatively warm. Bit more noise though, but it sends the warm air nicely in the garage.

Very useful for a small shop for taking that edge off. Electric heaters don't really have enough oompf for me and are quite pricey to run. I use an Inverter Paraffin heater which has got plenty of guts for keeping my shop warm (I need fine motor control in my hands for my work) and is quite economical to run if you can get a reasonably priced source of fuel.

I just bought one of these and can put my hand pretty much right up to the grill and it doesn't even burn my hand when been running on full all day. Can some one please tell me if it is supposed to run so low before I take it back? It was on all day in my garage yesterday and didn't heat it up at all and if you stand a bit away from it it just feels like its blowing cold air.

Hi, I bought one of these in the summer and just tried to use it last weekend but it barely generates any heat at all. I'm thinking it may be a faulty thermostat, I'm going to give Stanley a call first but may have to return it. Just an aside I saw you had a piece of Perspex next to the heater do you mind me asking where you sourced it from?

I fancy something like this to take the chill off the garage before I go for a workout on my home gym. If I put it on for half hour before working out, would that be enough....garage is 16` x 8`

I have just noticed that you have the ST-603-WS-E. I now have the ST-52-241-E and for the life of me I can't see any difference between the two units, is there one?

I just brought this from B&Q a week ago for my outdoor work shed. Sadly this did not perform the way I'd hoped. After 3 hours made no difference. Paid £60. I was using an electric heater which I brought for £30 5 years ago and although not perfect, it did a much better job then the Stanley. There is nothing turbo about this machine. So returning it back.

That's looks perfect for my shed. When I'm in there it is freezing haha

Should the heating coil get red hot ?

Bought this heater this morning from Screwfix, lt's an absolutely a waste of space

I bought 1 to replace a £10 heater big mistake it's useless,I had it only 1ft away from me and can hardly feel anything.im taking it back

Lol at end it says ( Thanks Wine~o ) instead of thanks for watching 😂

Is the metal coil meant to glow ?

Just got this Stanley ST-52-241-E yesterday and have to say it heats ok but the MAIN DRAWBACK preventing it from putting out more heat is the FAN. The fan is clocked at 1300RPM and imo it's too high. 1000/1100 RPM WOULD SUFFICE and then you would feel the heat 🔥 instantly. Can anyone help me somehow lower the RPM of the fan or maybe lower its input voltage therefore lowering the RPM? Thanks in advance.

Can the stand be removed? Thanks

Can i put this in a car

Toasty!!!!

Everyone is overlooking the obvious. Shops are dusty and radiator fins get get clogged. Ceramic style is best but needs filtration. Bulbs loose 1/2 power per year and good luck replacing them. This is a stove element, covering a small surface area =robust but not max effectiveness. A deep strong fan that is far away from the heat source and pushing forward. The only gripe I have is when the therm is reached, the heat and fan turns off, the fan should run for +2 minutes to de energize the heat element. A candle that burns 2x bright burns 1/2 as long

I got something similiar. Ive put 3kw full power and it took me 2hours to warm up room up to just a 4 degrees from zero and it stuck at this level. It sucks cold air and blows it threw the low temperature heater so its hard to feel it is even warm. Hair dryer of my wife can do same work in 2hours. Waste of money

I got a 3000w ironhorse fan heater in homebase, what a piece of shit never again, has anyone else have the same problem!?

Mine broke after 2 years of not a great deal of use, it's dog shit

i am building a workshop upstairs.proper man house

Just about keeps my coffee cup warm my review is it is a bag of shit .

Broke after a month. 10+ years ago..

Absolutely rubbish...taking it back tomorrow, looks like everyone is saying it doesent work....should be called a 'colder' not a 'heater'!!