I have a 3600 square foot house and just built a 40x60 shop and purchased a central boiler forge 3500 it’s 350k btu an hour can run wood or coal in it. House is set at 75 degrees and haven’t used propane or heat pump at all this year burning mostly coal with a few pieces of wood tossed in on it filling it twice a day with cold temps this week. Shop will be set up with radiator and fan set up. From my research unless you are making a living in your shop the radiant is not worth the cost. I’m pretty happy with my purchase neighbor set it up inside for me. We set it up differently then how central recommended we added a control valve and bypass rather then it always running in a loop through the furnace. It also has the fire star controller that u can use on your phone if your WiFi is close enough mine is not due to the fact I haven’t ran internet to barn yet and my boiler is 330 feet from my house. Let me know if you have any questions.
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