Garage heaters
I've been kicking this idea around as well. If your garage is not completely insulated I would start there. Also, any decent electric heater may require some work getting the appropriate power to your garage. If you're just wanting to warm up the garage while working I'd go the portable route, but if you want seasonal long term heat research a better solution.
i had the same issue in my house south of boston. i bought one of these based upon a the garage journals recommendations. it's electric, but works really good. 1 unit heats a 25 x 25 attached gargage perfectly for my needs. when it's really cold - i just be sure to turn it on an hour or two before i go out there to work. i've considered putting a second one in - but haven't had the need yet.
http://www.greenhousemegastore.com/p...nhouse-heating
good luck - tin
http://www.greenhousemegastore.com/p...nhouse-heating
good luck - tin
i had the same issue in my house south of boston. i bought one of these based upon a the garage journals recommendations. it's electric, but works really good. 1 unit heats a 25 x 25 attached gargage perfectly for my needs. when it's really cold - i just be sure to turn it on an hour or two before i go out there to work. i've considered putting a second one in - but haven't had the need yet.
http://www.greenhousemegastore.com/p...nhouse-heating
good luck - tin
http://www.greenhousemegastore.com/p...nhouse-heating
good luck - tin
I use a "Torpedo" heater, it burns kerosene and 120v blower. Just make sure you either leave a window or door open just a little bit to keep fresh air in. I've been using mine for years.
Much like this one below from Sears.
http://www.sears.com/world-marketing...&blockType=G12
Much like this one below from Sears.
http://www.sears.com/world-marketing...&blockType=G12
Last edited by davidsdad; Jan 16, 2013 at 09:08 AM.
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tin
Thanks for the info.


