We have a unit heated by a gas blower with a large fan in the apex approx
20ft high.

I want to break the place up into separate 'rooms' for a better control of
noise/dust etc. but I reckon that the heating of the place will become a
problem.

The best I can come up with is to have expelair type fans fitted into the
ceiling the wrog way round to draw air in.

Any opinions/ideas?

Cheers,

Rick

"R D S" wrote in message
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We have a unit heated by a gas blower with a large fan in the apex approx
20ft high.

I want to break the place up into separate 'rooms' for a better control of
noise/dust etc. but I reckon that the heating of the place will become a
problem.

The best I can come up with is to have expelair type fans fitted into the
ceiling the wrog way round to draw air in.


The fans will bring in noise as well. Also dust.

Probably better to heat each room individually with a fan heater or wall
mounted electric unless the rooms are quite big.
If condensation isn't going to be a problem then a smaller space heater
might do

On May 19, 12:49 pm, "R D S" wrote:
We have a unit heated by a gas blower with a large fan in the apex approx
20ft high.

I want to break the place up into separate 'rooms' for a better control of
noise/dust etc. but I reckon that the heating of the place will become a
problem.

The best I can come up with is to have expelair type fans fitted into the
ceiling the wrog way round to draw air in.

Any opinions/ideas?

Cheers,

Rick

You have to compute the BTU for the room see http://www.vogue-uk.com/BTU/index.asp
for a calculation. Then you just need a heat source. They are a lot of
heat sources available from cheap stores ("sheds") like B&Q or you can
fit an electric towel warmer (permanently wired into the mains) for a
low cost. White ones are much cheaper.

Trevor
http://www.sayworth.co.uk - Bathroom advice and forums

"Logician" wrote in message
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On May 19, 12:49 pm, "R D S" wrote:
We have a unit heated by a gas blower with a large fan in the apex approx
20ft high.

I want to break the place up into separate 'rooms' for a better control
of
noise/dust etc. but I reckon that the heating of the place will become a
problem.

The best I can come up with is to have expelair type fans fitted into the
ceiling the wrog way round to draw air in.

Any opinions/ideas?

Cheers,

Rick

You have to compute the BTU for the room see
http://www.vogue-uk.com/BTU/index.asp
for a calculation. Then you just need a heat source. They are a lot of
heat sources available from cheap stores ("sheds") like B&Q or you can
fit an electric towel warmer (permanently wired into the mains) for a
low cost. White ones are much cheaper.


Is there much difference in the cost of heating a space with gas vs elctric?

I was wondering whether to get a combi and put some rads in.