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  • 111,000 BTU Diesel Heater

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    111,000 btu/HR0.85 gal/hrDiesel9 gallon tank120 v power source100 W power consumptionTilts upward 20 degrees36.1×25.8×27.7 inweight – 83.8  

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    T3 Event Rentals offers the 111,000 BTU Diesel Heater for rental in Atlanta. This high-performance heater features a black metal frame and a large circular heating element, complemented by a convenient yellow base with wheels for easy transport. Perfect for events in Atlanta, it stands out beautifully against a plain white background. Contact T3 Event Rentals to ensure your event is comfortably warm with our quality rental equipment.

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    Our delivery includes a drop off to a location that is easily accessible from the truck since we will be carrying heavy / bulky items. Delivery to a basement or to a location that requires use of an elevator or flight of stairs will require additional charges due to additional time required to access the location.

    To help control the tent climate, we have fans, misters, port-a-cools, and temperature-controlled heating.

    You do not need to wash the linens after you use them. We provide at least one cloth bag for the return of the linens. After the event, please shake the linens to make sure no food debris is left in the linens and then place the linens in the provided cloth bag. If you have unused linens, please also place these in the bag because we wash everything once returned.

    We strongly prefer not to break down a tent with items still beneath it to ensure those items are not damaged. If asked to do so, we will not be liable for any damage to items left under the tent during breakdown. If we are unable to remove the tent around the items underneath it, we will have to leave and charge our customer for a return trip to retrieve the tent.

    Please rinse food debris off plateware and flatware before return to make the cleaning process easier when it returns.

    Depending on the surface, we stake into the ground or use concrete blocks to secure the tent. When necessary, we can even stake into asphalt – we drill a hole then patch it when we remove the tent. We always secure the tent.

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