Hi - I have a three car garage that 2/3 of it sees shared use with my car. The other stall is 100 percent used for my wife’s car. The garage is not insulated. In the summer it gets hot, but I can deal with the 100 degree heat with a big fan. My problem is the winter months. It gets down in the low 30’s at night and maybe the mid 40’s during the day. Those temps make doing any woodworking very un-enjoyable. I can put on a sweater and jacket, but my hands get really cold and, well, it just isn’t fun.
I’m wondering what others in my situation do to heat their shared garage workshop. I’m concerned about getting some sort of electric heater that would take our electric bill to Jupiter. On the other hand, the propane powered units probably require some sort of venting of the exhaust.
So, what are my options? Wife said “...wait till spring.” Not a good option.
Tnx, Jim
I’m wondering what others in my situation do to heat their shared garage workshop. I’m concerned about getting some sort of electric heater that would take our electric bill to Jupiter. On the other hand, the propane powered units probably require some sort of venting of the exhaust.
So, what are my options? Wife said “...wait till spring.” Not a good option.
Tnx, Jim