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Recommendations for workshop heating?
I have a small workshop at the end of our free-standing garage (about 3m
square, single=thickness block walls, plasterboarded/insulated ceiling, solid uninsulated floor, efficiently draught-proofed and dry). I want to put a heater in there and would be grateful for thoughts as to what type to get, especially as there are conflicting requirements: (a) warm the place up quickly in order to do swift jobs at short notice (eg use a 3kW fan heater?) (b) maintain it at a comfortable ambient working temperature for a reasonable duration of working time (eg 500W oil-filled radiator?) Is there something that would be a compromise? To be honest scenario (a) is the majority of my use these days. Not sure I want a fan heater in there though due to clogging with dust, and air moving around eg if painting. What about halogen heaters? Don't know much about them - would they fit the bill? Maybe I just need two heaters Thanks -- David |
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