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03-17-2007, 11:11 AM #1Legend
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I really hate this guy J/K
This guy live less than 40 miles from me, and I never met him.
Well that is going to change as soon as we clean up the ft. of snow we just got.
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Note the speaker cabs, he must be a musician.
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03-17-2007, 11:14 AM #2Legend
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I really love the heating in the floor idea.
Thats what I what to do when I build out back.
Just think no cold feet.
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03-17-2007, 12:10 PM #3Administrator
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03-17-2007, 01:05 PM #4SpamAssassin
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My little workshop
I like that guys garage! I guess I have a lot of work to do on my. Mine is an ongoing project. Seperate out building of 16x24, I installed seperate hydro (100 amp service) and panel. Insulated and vapour bariered, 1/2 OSB on walls. Installed work bench (heavy gauge steel sheet on top) New doors and windows. But no heat yet
still trying to decide. Any suggestions?
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03-17-2007, 03:44 PM #5Jr. Apprentice
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Cableguy , are you asking for suggestions on heating the place or types of heating ?
Cause I gotta say theres 3 things you can never have too much of in a garage
Space - the more the merrier
Light -gotta be able to see
Last but not least WARMTH .. nothing worse than being cold doing what you have to do
just my .02
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03-17-2007, 03:52 PM #6Legend
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This guys garage has that radiant heating, said he pored foam over the original floor, then the tubing and concrete over that.
It is supposed to very efficient and I do know a appliance store in town that has one and loves it. I walk around in my socks in there when its -20 f and its warm.
No more cold feet. I would love to do that in mine.
They are more expensive to put in but dam nice.
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03-17-2007, 04:37 PM #7SpamAssassin
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Yes. Thanks. Got any good ideas?
Originally Posted by cafs
Cableguy , are you asking for suggestions on heating the place or types of heating ?
Cause I gotta say theres 3 things you can never have too much of in a garage
Space - the more the merrier
Light -gotta be able to see
Last but not least WARMTH .. nothing worse than being cold doing what you have to do
just my .02
Jamie
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03-17-2007, 05:20 PM #8Jr. Mechanic
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Before I say this I want to put a disclaimer on it, I am not suggesting this as an idea!
I know a guy who puts racing fuel (alcohol) in a large flat pan and lights it on fire. He claims that it provides just enough heat before going out. Helps on those really cold days here in texas. (40 degrees ) I have personally never tried it but I guess if you have really good homeowners insurance than go for it, you might even get a new house out of the deal as long as they don't find out you set the fire!!!
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03-17-2007, 06:56 PM #9SpamAssassin
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First I guess I should apologize for robbing your thread 84fiero123. (next time I get my own damn thread) and Jay is that where they get flash in the pan...LOL. My shop can get down to -20 F in winter, (thats friggin' cold) even infloor heating would be insufficent at that point. BTW the insurance company would love me to explain the open flame thing ...LOL Originally Posted by GWAGON_99
Before I say this I want to put a disclaimer on it, I am not suggesting this as an idea! I know a guy who puts racing fuel (alcohol) in a large flat pan and lights it on fire. He claims that it provides just enough heat before going out. Helps on those really cold days here in texas. (40 degrees ) I have personally never tried it but I guess if you have really good homeowners insurance than go for it, you might even get a new house out of the deal as long as they don't find out you set the fire!!!
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