A little heat for the garage!
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A little heat for the garage!
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Did you install it yourself?Quote:
Originally Posted by Blowby
Not new but.... just got some work (AAC Brakeout installed) done by BPTacticals
Awesome sh*t...! Now for the cans to come home soon....
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Originally Posted by islandermyk
Alright! It's the lil B*tch!
I hope it doesn't melt the T.V.Quote:
Originally Posted by Blowby
had her nails done and everything.... I'm just glad cleaned her up after having his way with the lil b*tch [LOL][Beer]Quote:
Originally Posted by HoneyBadger
If you don't mind telling me how much? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Blowby
I really want to do this as my bedroom is over the garage and this would help immensely when the temps drop way down. All I really want to do is keep the garage about 50*.
The hot dog heaters are relatively inexpensive 600-800 a piece. Running the proper gas line size and install labor can be expensive. Send me a pm of you're interested in an estimate or advice.
No I had it installed by the company I purchased it from.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jer
Not even warm next to the TV. It's blowing air past the tubes so the heat is directed away from the unit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Drucker
I ordered a 2 stage so it can ramp up fast and hover at the set temp which cost a little more. The install and venting through our tile roof adds up. 125K BTU's with a thermostat I control on my iPhone so I can start it while I'm on my way home. Your looking at about $3K.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jefe's AR
What stat did you use? Ecobee,Nest,Honeywell presitige?Quote:
Originally Posted by Blowby