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Heating system for garage conversion

Cerveza · 2021-01-22 20:40:03

Would oil fired heating or electric be the handiest for a shed 5x4 metre. Doing a conversion so needs to be comfortable heat wise.

22-01-2021 9:40pm

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Cerveza

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Would oil fired heating or electric be the handiest for a shed 5x4 metre. Doing a conversion so needs to be comfortable heat wise.

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#2 22-01-2021 10:07pm

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I have a herschel california infra red heater in a 30sq m block built garage. Attic insulation, the biggest gaps sealed, **** door and single glaze window. Dessicant dehumidifier occasionally. I find it comfortable, but if sitting still for any period of time the heater needs to be pointing at me with nothing in the way.

You can get b grade ones new at about half price. I got one and it is in perfect condition. Given the ongoing supply of these I suspect it is a marketing ploy )

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