Shop/Space Heaters - Propane or Keroscene?

that is a good deal... wish I had 500.

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Originally Posted by Jer

It's about 1,000sq ft w/tall ceilings, three windows (w/coverings), two doors and two overhead doors (one double wide) w/insulation panels and all is drywalled. House was built about 4yrs ago and is an energy efficient home so I hope some of that spilled over into the garage as they were building as well. I'm pretty immune to weather so I don't need it to stay 70 deg or anything... just a little warmer in the winter.

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If you’re looking to get into the 55-65 degree neighborhood, with the outside air around 1 or so, and judging how you described your garage, a 45k BTU unit would be more than enough. A 65K BTU unit would cycle too much, as it would heat the garage to fast, more is not always better.
A ceiling fan mounted at the opposite end of the garage will help with circulation also....Just my 2 cents....Good Luck....
[Beer]

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Originally Posted by waxthis

If you’re looking to get into the 55-65 degree neighborhood, with the outside air around 1 or so, and judging how you described your garage, a 45k BTU unit would be more than enough. A 65K BTU unit would cycle too much, as it would heat the garage to fast, more is not always better.
A ceiling fan mounted at the opposite end of the garage will help with circulation also....Just my 2 cents....Good Luck....
[Beer]

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Good points and the ceiling fan is not a bad idea either. Hmmm...

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