How Do You Heat Your Garage / Shop
#12
Around here, it's not really that great of an idea, unless you completely close it off and insulate it.
I thought about putting a space heater in mine for this winter since getting the bike. But have decided against it. All it will do is create a lot of condensation. I don't want the bike exposed to that so I'll just let it sit cold until I fire it up.
I thought about putting a space heater in mine for this winter since getting the bike. But have decided against it. All it will do is create a lot of condensation. I don't want the bike exposed to that so I'll just let it sit cold until I fire it up.
#13
The closest I got to temperature control in my garage is a Hunter fan mounted to the ceiling joists. Living in central AZ, there typically isn't much need for heat. What we need, more often than not, is cooling...
#14
Modine natural gas 45,000 BTU hanging furnace. 1,500 sq. ft garage. Does a great job. When I built it in 05 I put R50 in the roof and R30 in the walls. The steel man doors are R13 as is the overhead door.
I keep it at 65 which is the level that I can still work comfortably in a T-shirt.
I keep it at 65 which is the level that I can still work comfortably in a T-shirt.
#18
Same here, I'm told the garages in Hell are warm, so I'l guess I'l wait. ( well thats where my wife tell's me I'm going, must be a birthday treat )