Blowin' & Snowin' but 65 degrees in my garage!
03-01-2009, 11:52 AM
#1
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Blowin' & Snowin' but 65 degrees in my garage!
I am loving my new Ducane gas ceiling mounted heater. Set the thermostat and enjoy. Garage & doors are insulted.
I should have done this years ago. Now for the new Gladiator storage stuff. Cave livin' is fun.
I should have done this years ago. Now for the new Gladiator storage stuff. Cave livin' is fun.
03-01-2009, 12:36 PM
#3
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Fruedian?
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03-01-2009, 01:17 PM
#4
Three Wheelin'
Nice! Question: Is there any condensation with these units and do they require a drip pan or external line for same (like internal gas/propane heaters do) ?? Thinking of doing a propane job in mine... Already have the fridge/stereo/seating, etc ;-) Thx in advance!
PS - true 'man-box' to quote the advert ;-)
PS - true 'man-box' to quote the advert ;-)
03-01-2009, 06:28 PM
#6
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Heater
My heater looks very similar, but I had to vent to the outside. It has a natural gas line. I think I paid $400 for this heater 4 years ago. My garage is 24 x 24 and all cement. This heater works very well and it has no problem keeping it 70 all the time. Hope this helps.
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03-01-2009, 09:39 PM
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The Ducane I have is natural gas, with exterior vent, &110 v. No drip pan.
$2000 installed. Installers had to run a gas line up and over a room to get it to the garage.
$2000 installed. Installers had to run a gas line up and over a room to get it to the garage.
03-02-2009, 01:43 PM
#9
Three Wheelin'
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My heater looks very similar, but I had to vent to the outside. It has a natural gas line. I think I paid $400 for this heater 4 years ago. My garage is 24 x 24 and all cement. This heater works very well and it has no problem keeping it 70 all the time. Hope this helps.
Attachment 340584
My heater looks very similar, but I had to vent to the outside. It has a natural gas line. I think I paid $400 for this heater 4 years ago. My garage is 24 x 24 and all cement. This heater works very well and it has no problem keeping it 70 all the time. Hope this helps.
03-02-2009, 10:26 PM
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garage heater
I don't have any trouble with condensation and I don't have a drip pan either. I have heard that natural gas does create moisture, but I don't think these heaters burn enough gas to create enough moisture to be a problem. I have a dehimuidifier in my shop but it only goes on in the summer. The humidity is very low while using this heater. I would highly recommend one of these, they work very well. Here is the link to their websit:
http://www3.modine.com/v2portal/page...ontent_013.htm
I have not affiliation to them. Hope this helps.
http://www3.modine.com/v2portal/page...ontent_013.htm
I have not affiliation to them. Hope this helps.
