Posted by NY 986 on January 13, 2009 at 10:37:08 from (166.217.162.156):
In the next few years I would like to install a heated floor system in a building we use for repair work. The building was not built originally for that purpose but can be economically converted. The question relates to square footage. Would like enough space to pull in smaller 6 row combine or 6 row planter with tractor attatched and close the door. Space availability in the building for said machines is not an issue. Is the cost per square foot per month for the energy inexpensive? Would like the utility bill for the needed shop area 35 x 25 feet to come in at 100 dollars a month or under. I would partition less of the remainder of the building into "cold" area as long as I could maintain a budget. For discussion sake, the building would be adequately insulated . I have heard the salesmen talk and can't seem to find people who have the time to talk about it in their own buildings. Would like to hear from people with some experience on this.
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