Re: Heating systems

Posted by NNP on August 30, 2014 at 05:19:00 from (66.66.112.196):

In Reply to: Heating systems posted by Sprint 6 on August 29, 2014 at 19:16:01:

If you live in a very cold climate,

putting lots of choices in when building so you are flexible is good.

I have an oil furnace (existing setup used very sparingly because of oil cost),

small wood stove, permanent setup propane heaters, some hi-amp 110 circuits for space heaters, and a couple runs of 220 for some heavy electric heaters.

That way if the bottom drops out of some supply

(like propane last year)

I have other options to try and stay warm.

Edit, like to add, since it is new construction.

Design doors in...everywhere...all rooms, hallways, closets.

Pocket doors if you need openness.

With winters getting colder and heating $ getting higher, closing off rooms when not in use will save a bundle.

(seems we are regressing up here in the North. Soon we will back to living in 1 room houses)

This post was edited by NNP at 05:37:00 08/30/14.

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