The Islander™ Patio Cooler: Another Way to Relax from Port-A-Cool

The Islander™ Patio Cooler: Another Way to Relax from Port-A-Cool®

Everyone loves to enjoy the great outdoors in the warmer months. I don’t know about you, but I for one am looking very much forward to eating in outdoor restaurants, throwing patio parties with friends, and going to barbecues with my family again. What I’m not necessarily looking forward to, however, is the unbearable heat and humidity that can come with these types of outdoor activities.

Thankfully, Port-A-Cool® has come up with yet another genius answer to our cooling dilemmas. Our new patio cooler, The Islander™, is a wonderful way to get cool quick, even in completely open air or partially enclosed spaces. The Islander™ offers a 360 degree radius of cooling, meaning that those sitting or standing around it get total cooling instead of the patchy cold air you might get from a traditional air conditioner or fan.

And, even better, the centrifugal air flow provided by the Islander™ offers the ability to cool up to 45 square meter, or about four 4-top tables. Plus, got a smaller space to cool? No problem: the Islander’s™ tower design takes up less horizontal space than other cooling method designs, which will allow you to capitalize on your patio, restaurant, or outdoor area’s dimensions. Seriously: why would you or your guests want to feel sticky and suffocated while trying to enjoy a meal or party when you could be chilling around an Islander™?

To me, the answer is obvious, and so is the solution: Port-A-Cool® Islander™ evaporative cooler for your patio! The very name evokes the qualities we love best about summer: the special time of year when we take things a little slower, enjoying nature, relaxation, and our family and friends, too. Restaurants and homeowners alike are going to seriously love this product, and so will their customers and guests. Why not turn yours on and start playing it cool, too?

written by Lauren Mangiaforte, guest blogger. Lauren Mangiaforte is a freelance writer and is the founder of LBM Consulting.