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Workshop Heat - Natural Gas
Yeah, it is cold is SE Kansas. The kerosene heater + help from an
electric cube heater does a pretty good job but looking to upgrade. When we built the house last year we had the plumber provide a "T", valve and plug in the basement for future routing of natural gas through the basement sill into the garage. I am wanting to put a permanent heat solution in the 1,000 sf. garage shop that will minimize impact on floor space. The garage is pretty well insulated with 6" walls, R-19 overhead and insulated and well mounted overhead doors. I was wondering what kind of experience is available from rec'ers in the following areas: - Overhead Furnaces - Wall-Mounted Ventless - Overhead infrared - Anything I have not listed As usual, cost is important but so is a reasonable fast warm-up rate. My kero unit can pull temperature up about 20 degrees in 1 to 1-1/2 hours on a pretty cold morning (15-30 degrees). Regarding cost I must consider both installation and longer-term cost to operate the system. Operating cost is probably most important. Any help appreciated. RonB |
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