Posted by GlenIdaho on September 15, 2018 at 15:09:11 from (65.129.158.154):
In Reply to: OT heat for garage room posted by rossow (mn) on September 15, 2018 at 10:28:39:
If it were me I would check out a direct vent wall furnace. I put one in my 24X24 shop and it does a great job. Our winters are fairly cold. During the winter I keep the temp at 55 when I'm not in the shop and boost it up to 65 when I am. My shop is fully insulated. I especially like it because all flames are enclosed and not exposed to anything in the shop. It draws from and vents to the outside. It runs on propane and is fairly economical to operate. I ordered it directly from Williams and installed in myself. Very simple to do. I trenched the ditch for the gas line and the LP company installed the tank and line. Your county will probably require a permit. Check the link below. Hope this helps.
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