Posted by big fred on November 07, 2013 at 17:03:27 from (75.165.101.30):
In Reply to: Heating watts needed? posted by Mike (WA) on November 07, 2013 at 16:51:46:
My "man cave" is 12x20, one room in an unheated separate garage, with 2x4 walls, in the same climate you are in. I heat it with an oil-filled 1500W heater, usually it's set on the 900W setting. It keeps that room about 65F most of the time. When it gets down in the low 20s, which is unusual around here, I can turn it up to the 1500W setting and it will keep it around 60. So, for your addition, I would think that 1500W would be adequate most of the time. Keep a milkhouse heater handy for lower temps. If you're keeping a car in there, you'll need to have an insulated garage door, of course.
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