Heatsail
Belgian outdoor heating and lighting: far-infrared design objects made in Antwerp for terrace, garden and covered outdoor space, read for the US buyer.
A Belgian design house for outdoor warmth and light.
Heatsail was founded in 2012 in Kontich, near Antwerp, Belgium. The company designs and manufactures outdoor heaters and lighting objects that combine far-infrared heating technology with architectural lighting in a single unit. All products are designed and produced in Belgium. The founder and principal designer is Luc Teblick.
The catalogue centres on two in-house lines, Dome and Beem, alongside the Disc pendant developed with Dutch designer Piet Boon. For US buyers, products reach the market through authorised distributors, with lead times that vary by model and configuration.
A selection of lines.
Beem
Luc Teblick's overhead strip heater-and-light in powder-coated aluminium, available in four lengths from 2.3 m to 5.2 m with optional integrated misting.
The current collection.
Beem
Beem is an architectural linear heating and lighting system that uses ceramic heating elements to provide comfortable warmth without a red glow, with zero CO2 emissions. It is made from high-quality aluminum, mounts with bars or cables, and offers optional cooling.
Disc
Disc is a 100% electric outdoor heater with integrated light, using highly efficient ceramic heating elements that warm without a red glow and emit zero CO2. It is built from aluminum and stainless steel, making it rust-free and weatherproof, and comes in freestanding and pendant models.
Dome
Dome is an outdoor heater with an integrated light in a dome-shaped fixture, delivering infrared warmth and ambient lighting. It is available as freestanding, pendant, and bow-bracket versions for outdoor spaces.
Glow
Glow is a 100% electric heater with integrated light for verandas, pergolas, and poolhouses, using ceramic heating elements rated at 640W per unit with zero CO2 emissions. It is built from rust-free, weatherproof stainless steel and sold in sets with round, singles, and long configurations.
Leaf
Leaf is a patented automated outdoor shade structure that opens and rotates 360 degrees at a single touch and closes automatically in strong winds. It combines built-in far-infrared heating, integrated lighting, and a high-pressure misting cooling system, built from aluminum and stainless steel and powered entirely by electricity.
Twig
Twig is a foldable, portable outdoor heater with built-in courtesy lighting for ambiance and safety. It features a removable base, optional weighted base plates for stability, and an included storage cover.
Dome
Designed by Luc Teblick, HeatsailThe Dome is Heatsail's founding product and the piece that established the brand's identity: a suspended hemisphere that provides both radiant heat and ambient light in a single object. Made from powder-coated aluminium in Belgium, it uses far-infrared technology that warms people and surfaces directly without heating intermediate air.
The pendant version mounts from a ceiling or pergola beam and is suited to covered outdoor dining areas and terraces. It is offered in Midnight and Snow finishes and carries CE, IEC, and UL/CAN-CSA certification for the US and Canadian markets.
What the pieces are made of.
Heatsail builds its products in powder-coated aluminium, finished in Midnight (black) or Snow (white). Far-infrared heating elements are sealed within the body; integrated dimmable LED lighting is standard across the range. All units are rated for permanent outdoor installation.
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Heatsail, answered.
Where is Heatsail made?
Heatsail designs and manufactures its products in Kontich, near Antwerp, Belgium. The company was founded there in 2012.
When was Heatsail founded?
In 2012, by Luc Teblick, in Kontich, Antwerp, Belgium.
What is Heatsail known for?
Heatsail is known for outdoor heating and lighting objects that combine far-infrared radiant heat with integrated LED lighting in a single architectural unit, designed and made in Belgium.
What is the Dome?
The Dome is Heatsail's signature product: a domed pendant heater with integrated lighting that mounts above a table or lounge area. It uses far-infrared technology and is rated for outdoor permanent installation.
What is the Beem?
The Beem is an overhead strip unit combining far-infrared heating, dimmable LED lighting and an optional misting system. It is available in four lengths from 2.3 m to 5.2 m and is designed for pergolas and covered terraces.
Who designed the Heatsail Disc?
The Disc collection was designed in collaboration with Dutch designer Piet Boon. It shares the Dome's far-infrared core in a flatter disc form.
What heating technology does Heatsail use?
All Heatsail products use far-infrared radiation, which is absorbed directly by skin and surfaces rather than heating the surrounding air. Units are 100% electric and emit no CO2.
What materials does Heatsail use?
Powder-coated aluminium in Midnight and Snow finishes. Products are rated for year-round outdoor use and carry CE, IEC, and UL/CAN-CSA certifications.
Is Heatsail available in the US?
Yes. Products reach the US market through authorised distributors; lead times vary by model and configuration.
How much energy does a Heatsail unit consume?
The Dome and Disc consume approximately 3.22 kWh. The Beem models consume 3.24 kWh (230 mm and 290 mm lengths) or 4.32 kWh (390 mm and 520 mm lengths).
Can I control Heatsail products remotely?
Yes. Heating and lighting functions can be controlled independently via the Heatsail app or the included remote control. Functions are adjustable separately.
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