used oil burner!?! but it requires a vent also.
Garage heating?
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what is this "garage heating" you speak of.
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we just open the garage door.
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however ac units in garages that is something I know about
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dad lives buy this company and they have a pretty wide seletion of garage heaters
Garage Heaters
keep the RX7 warm
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-chris
Garage Heaters
keep the RX7 warm
-chris
those look about the same (probably different company) as what we had in Anchorage. it warmed our 2 car garage nicely. don't forget to insulate the garage door though.dad lives buy this company and they have a pretty wide seletion of garage heaters
Garage Heaters
keep the RX7 warm![]()
-chris
yeh definitely...or ur money will literally, go out the doorthose look about the same (probably different company) as what we had in Anchorage. it warmed our 2 car garage nicely. don't forget to insulate the garage door though.dad lives buy this company and they have a pretty wide seletion of garage heaters
Garage Heaters
keep the RX7 warm![]()
-chris
The problem with those is that all of the worthwhile ones are gas. I don't have gas.those look about the same (probably different company) as what we had in Anchorage. it warmed our 2 car garage nicely. don't forget to insulate the garage door though.dad lives buy this company and they have a pretty wide seletion of garage heaters
Garage Heaters
keep the RX7 warm![]()
-chris
I gave in and went out and bought a kerosene heater. 60,000 BTUs and I also bought an electronic thermostat and a bottle of stuff to make the kerosene smell like vanilla... lol. Anyway, my garage was sitting about 50 degrees tonight and I ran it for a bit to test it out. I set the thermostat to almost 80 degrees and it heated up enough to turn itself off via the thermostat in just about 10 minutes. This will do, I suppose.
Weekend project: insulation, drywall, and LOTS of lighting.
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