Posted by 440roadrunner on December 04, 2009 at 13:46:11 from (76.178.187.6):
In Reply to: Sizing a furnace posted by MarkB_MI on December 04, 2009 at 13:25:47:
I'd agree that's too small, especially most shops need quick warm up and fast recovery when doors have been opened, etc, so normal sizing does not so much apply. How are you going to configure this? Can you make use of this freebie? You might put it in one corner, or use it to heat the "office space" if applicable, and then hang another small unit heater, say, about the same size, out in the opposite corner. That should give you more even heat, and if one quits, you still have some heat.
What is this thing and how do you plan to "hang" it? Upflow, downflow/ horizontal? You plan on any ductwork except for a basic bonnet and couple of diverters?
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