Posted by George Marsh on September 10, 2012 at 00:06:24 from (50.104.213.108):
In Reply to: Baseboard electric heat posted by Brad Buchanan on September 09, 2012 at 21:07:20:
Brad, I would not put anything in front of or over top of a baseboard heater. They use convection to transfer heat. Most have a high temp thermostat running over the heating element for safety. I had a plastic trash can get too close to baseboard and it melted the plastic. Not a good idea to have anything near them.
An 8 ft heater is 250 watts/ft = 2000 watts. When you don't have the space, go with an oil filled heater, only 1500 watts. I like infer-red over head heaters that you can point at yourself. They heat you more than the air. Feel real good. The ones I use have a 100w quartz light built in. Like working in an operating room. Mount one on each end of bench and point them at yourself. They are 750/1500 watts, 120v.
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