A good one is about =A380, plus cylinder, plus gas which is quite a considerable cost. In reality you would most likely want two cylinders re backup if one runs out during a snowed-up spell like 2009 so you can choose when to go out rather than the heater.
A (very) powerful dessicant dehumidifier draws 390W (after the first
12hrs of not being used for some time), which is actually usable heating and very good for drying. Example: PREM-I-AIR PRDHZ8 on Ebay
120525881861 is about =A3119 delivered. It is actually well built, well thought out, not flimsy, a great many independent reviews around the net - and it is quieter than an x-dry on which it is I suspect genetically linked. A dessicant unit produces a fair amount of usable heating, but also works at low temperatures - that model is very good (I have had 17 dehumidifiers over the years and that one is only just below the Mitsubishi which is the only quality unit out there, the rest are just crap).
A good industrial electric heater is the 2kW industrial fan heater at about =A338.50 on Ebay - they use MICS (oven) elements, similar to fan oven motor & stainless impeller, and the thermostat actually does turn the elements on & off works too unlike the cheap nasty consumer fan heaters that crop up in winter. Actual power options are 650W 1300W
2000W (or thereabouts). There is a 3kW / 3.3kW version out there which is bigger, but on a 13A plug I am happier to take 2kW thanks. Cheap enough to buy two 2kW fan heaters, just run them off different sockets rather than the same double socket.