I know a few people that the insurance told to remove wood burners in shops/garage within 30 days or get cancelled. reason for supsened is if there is a gas spill/ leak gas vapor stay along the floor and boom boom
i have may 3 plus attached stalled garage insulated to r50 ceilings and r21 walls. it stays about 40 degrees in the winter and only dropped below freezing once when we had -20 below for several days about 7 years ago. i had a convection propane i turn on when i want to work out there and it gets to 55 degrees pretty fast gary |
oh, maybe a good reason to heat shop with solar hot water
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Good idea Gary. Or you could go even cheaper (and even passive) with solar hot air panels...
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Ok. Solar hot air panels.
I'm googleing that now. Thanks guys. |
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I grew up with a wood stove in the shop. The stoves were always elevated on a platform. I remember it was at least 18" off the floor. But regardless, your insurance rules dictate no open flames. How about a outdoor wood stove, make a boiler with a pump for the supply and return line. Hook up to a radiator inside with a fan and away you go. |
Sounds like a good application for an outdoor boiler. Pump hotwater indoors to an HX..
Maybe a DIY version of one of these.. Outdoor Wood Furnace | Affordable Home and Hot Water Heating | WoodMaster Of course, sooner or later the EPA will fine you $2,000,000 a day.. :eek: I hear they carry guns now. And SWAT teams.?. Maybe Solar hot-water would be safer.. |
Wow.......
All I wanted was a little heat in the shop, that's all. Too many choices, easier to just hang a natural gas heater from the rafters. May nit be cost effective, but I will have heat when I want it. Thanks guys.... Have a great day |
Do you even need heat down LA.?
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Oh yes.
We get snow a few times a year. Nothing heavy. Usually a cold wet winter. |
If want any snow now fell free to stop up I will give all you can haul for free
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