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12-10-2007, 09:40 PM
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Re: Shop/garage heating & cooling: what'd you go w
I run a Schwank 20ft radiant in my 20X32 garage. It is spray foam insulated as well. Very, very air tight! I have to crack my garage door open a touch when I turn my ventilation fan on. Overall I'm happy with it. It gets very warm very fast!
Todd
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12-11-2007, 06:11 PM
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Re: Shop/garage heating & cooling: what'd you go w
I pondered all those options too.Then a friend of mine said
why spend all that money on a heating system for my 20 x30 insulated shop.Just go to HOME Depo and buy a 220 volt electric thermostat fanned heater for $ 75.00 and that all you need. I Did just that and its perfect I can control the temp as hot as I want. When I go to work in the shop I turn it on and in about 10 minutes its at 72and hotter if I want. I also leave the heater on at about 55 when i am not working in the shop. The electric bill is just slightly more than when I am not running it. My friend put in a gas overhead furnace at a cost of 1500. dollars. It will take a long time for me to spend 1500. on electric bill to heat my shop PJ
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