Posted by DR. EVIL on September 15, 2018 at 16:00:15 from (174.197.3.51):
In Reply to: OT heat for garage room posted by rossow (mn) on September 15, 2018 at 10:28:39:
I think your 220V electric heater will do a great job heating that room. Well insulated, not overly large. My SON heats his 20x24 garage with 9 ft ceilings with the same heatwr. He insulated his garage door, and 3-4 inches of kraft faced fiberglass in all external wall, really nothing in the ceiling yet.
The other factor nobody has mentioned is what happens if something with flammable vapors is used in your work room? Maybe find the roof a block or two away?
And electric heat gives off NO CO2, Don't have to worry about somebody finding you passed out or dead because of CO2 poisoning
Yep, I'm a BIG fan of electric heat in a work room in your situation.
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