Posted by Iowa crops and hogs on November 20, 2007 at 03:02:31 from (75.104.160.59):
I am building an addition to my shop--a 20 X 50 lean-to for an office, laundary, and meeting room. Will be very well insulated. 8 foot ceilings. This addition will cost about $7500 without the heating system.
At first I was going with a vented wall unit(propane), but if I go with 3 separate rooms, how do I get enough heat into the 2 rooms without the wall unit? Brainstorming about half-walls instead of totally separate rooms to let the heat circulate, and then adding a little supplemental baseboard heat to the rooms without the heater. Then I wonder if I should just try to find a small used furnace, and duct the heat to each room. I know this would be the best, but probably more costly and complicated. I could settle for only 2 rooms and then I would need only 2 propane wall units. I do not like unvented units.
Could all you guys brainstorm along with me on what to do? Iowa location. Concrete and steel shell up so far. Would like to get heating system in for $1000 Max-hopefully less. Thanks in Advance.
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