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 02-08-2008, 08:00 Post: 151177
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best way to heat is in floor heating. Yes, it is more expensive initially, but the comfort levels will beat anything out there. Make sure to use lots of insulation- much cheaper than gas etc.
good luck with your project






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 02-08-2008, 13:17 Post: 151190
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we keep our 30x48'shed at lowest setting at 50 degrees near Fond du Lac, WI. In 24 hrs we can have it to 65. If the shed is well insulated with an R-19 door, insulated windows and R-50 in ceiling, with an efficient gas heater and pumps, I think it is still cheaper than to heat with forced air.

You couldn't wrestle that heating system from me. Clean, no drafts, no heat lost when you open door- heat stays in slab.

Solar gain from south facing windows also help raise heat in the winter.






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 02-08-2008, 21:15 Post: 151200
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this is our first year with the shed. We had to refill approx 250 gals of propane, but we had the heat set to 65 degrees from 10/20 - 12/20 for the season. I have not looked at the propane gauge lately...






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