
Right-sized. 1500W was overkill for my desk.
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Sealed oil, no exposed element, overheat shutoff. Safe within arm’s reach.

Right-sized. 1500W was overkill for my desk.
Craig M.
Kids room. Silent oil = no fan blowing on the baby monitor.
Tamara W.
Moves between the office and the bedroom in one hand.
Adrienne P.
Engineer. Kill-a-Watt says 700W steady. 12 cents/hr at Ohio rates.
Vincent R.
My mother-in-law is 89. She figured this one out without me writing an instruction card.
Robert L.
Night shift. Bedside heater that doesn't wake me up.
Marcus J.
Vermont sunroom. Small enough to sit on the coffee table where I read.
Dorothy M.
Home-office nook. Silent enough that Zoom noise suppression doesn't cut MY voice.
Sandra W.Silent, no fan, Desk-sized, 8.6 lb with handle, About 12¢ an hour, ECO mode, Cool-touch shell
And nothing it doesn’t.
14 inches tall and 5.5 inches deep. Beside the monitor, on the nightstand, on the dresser.
Sealed oil warms the fins. No fan, no whoosh, nothing to hear on your Zoom calls.

8.6 lb with a built-in handle. Carry it from the office to the bedroom with one hand.
About 12¢ an hour, and ECO mode holds your setting automatically.

Real specs, not marketing fog.
Duo saves 5%. Trio saves 10%. Free returns for 30 days on every heater.

Desk-sized oil-filled heater · 700W · Any 120V outlet
The Pocket Column heater and user manual.
700W · 120V · About 6 amps · Sealed oil-filled radiator, 7 fins · Thermostat dial (MIN to MAX) · ECO mode · Red power light · Under 45 dB · Overheat shutoff · Flame-retardant cool-touch shell · Built-in carry handle · 5.5 × 12 × 14 in · 8.6 lb
Ships within 1 business day from our US warehouse. Free shipping in the continental US, with tracking emailed as soon as it leaves.
Try it at your desk. If it isn’t right, send it back within 30 days of delivery.
Duo saves 5%. Trio saves 10%. Small enough to put one everywhere you sit.
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Remote workers, night owls, parents and readers who just wanted their own spot warm.

Tried the Cast Column first for my home-office desk. Too big — took up half the floor space next to the desk, and 1500W was too much heat for a 10x10 room. Returned it, bought the Pocket Column. Sits ON the desk beside my monitor.
Craig M.

Nursery, north side, always cold. Every fan-forced heater I tried triggered the baby monitor's noise-detection mic in the corner — it would ping my phone all night thinking he was crying. Pocket Column is oil-filled, no fan, silent.
Tamara W.

Same tech as the bigger Columns, half the wattage, one-third the footprint. If someone asks me "what heater for a single desk or nightstand," this is it. Silent oil radiator = no fan bearing to wear out.
Dennis K.

8.6 pounds. Cut-out handle on top. I carry it from my home-office desk during the day to my nightstand at night. Two rooms, one heater. Silent enough that both settings work — focus work by day, sleep by night.
Adrienne P.

Kill-a-Watt on the outlet. Steady 700W (±2W) whenever the element is running. ECO cycling: about 45% duty cycle at my chosen setpoint, so real cost per hour is more like 5 cents. Matches the label.
Vincent R.

She has arthritis in her hands and struggles with complicated remotes and digital displays. Every heater I've bought her got returned within a week. Pocket Column has ONE knob. She turns it until she feels warm. Red LED tells her it's on.
Robert L.

Brooklyn walk-up. Home-office desk is a nook 30 inches wide. Fan heaters would fall off, floor-standing radiators wouldn't fit. Pocket Column at 12 inches wide sits perfectly on the corner of the desk. Warms my hands while I work.
Keisha D.

I sleep during the day. Every fan-forced heater woke me every time it cycled. Pocket Column is oil-filled, no fan. Silent element cycling. Sits on my nightstand next to the alarm clock.
Marcus J.

Retired Vermont farmhouse. Sunroom is my favorite reading spot but always cold in the mornings. Bigger radiators (I have a Cast Column in the reading room) are floor-standing.
Dorothy M.
Only one fits on a desk and stays completely silent.
| Feature | Pocket Column | Mini fan heater | Full-size radiator | Heated blanket |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fits on a desk | ||||
| Silent, no fan | ||||
| Nothing glows red | ||||
| Warms the air around you | ||||
| One-hand carry handle | ||||
| About 12¢ an hour |
Use it every day for 30 days. If it isn’t right, send it back.
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“Live in a small apartment. Cast Column was too big for my desk. This one fits right beside the monitor and warms me while I work. Silent, no glow, one-hand carry to the nightstand at night.”
Carl B., Rochester, NY

Put the Pocket Column next to your chair tonight. Free returns for 30 days.
Choose Your BundleSame silent oil-filled technology, sized for you instead of the whole room. The Pocket Column is 700W, 14 inches tall and sits on a desk, nightstand or dresser, so the warmth is right where you are. The 1500W Columns are floor heaters on casters for warming a full room.
Anywhere you sit for a while: a home office desk, a nightstand, a kid’s dresser, a reading-chair side table or a small nook. It warms you and the space around your chair.
Yes. There’s no fan. Sealed oil warms the fins and the heat rises on its own, at under 45 dB. It won’t show up on your Zoom calls.
About 12¢ an hour at the US average electricity rate, and ECO mode cycles it to hold your setting.
No. The oil is sealed inside the fins at the factory. You never fill, drain or touch it.
Yes. There’s no fan blowing and no glowing element, and the shell is cool-touch with overheat shutoff. Set it on a dresser or shelf with about 3 feet of clearance from bedding and curtains.
Yes. At about 6 amps it works on any standard 120V outlet, campground shore power, a 700W-capable inverter or a properly rated generator.
Free returns within 30 days of delivery. If it isn’t right for your space, send it back.
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