Posted by oldwrencher on July 10, 2021 at 15:55:18 from (174.202.34.240):
In Reply to: How to heat my barn? posted by Dave BN on July 10, 2021 at 05:11:06:
I use an outdoor woodburner, circulate the water thru a heat exchanger with a squirrel cage fan blowing thru it.shop is 30 x 50 with 6 inch insulation in ceiling, 2 inch hard insulating board halfway down the sides and metal outside covering as in tin roof.firnace is second from smallest and holds overnight with 46 degree inside temp. A torpedo heater heats up initially to about 65, then turn it off and unless it's really cold the wood burner keeps it ok.Bigger furnace and two heat exchangers or bigger fan would help, but what I have is better than what I need to buy. shop is 10 ft to 14 ft ceiling ,one way slope.
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