Date: 12/19/2001, 12:03 am
You've got absolutely the right idea. If you have a lot of air infiltration, no amount of insulation will make up for it.
Shawn
: In any event, the first thing that would have to be done would be to replace
: the existing uninsulated one-piece sieve of a garage door that doesn't
: close properly, leaving a good 1" gap all around the bottom and both
: sides. I get snow-drifts INSIDE the garage when the wind blows a certain
: way. That's on our "to do" list, but our renovation budget for
: 2001 has come and gone. Until that gets done, I guess I'll just have to
: grin and bear it.
: Thanks again for all the input. I'll be looking at those LP-fired units again
: sometime.
: Ken
Messages In This Thread
- Shop: Garage Heater
Ben Van Enk -- 12/17/2001, 2:41 pm- Re: Shop: Garage Heater
Jim Reid -- 12/18/2001, 5:47 am- Re: Shop: Garage Heater
Don Beale -- 12/18/2001, 11:33 am- I have a bad Idea
Chris Menard -- 12/18/2001, 3:12 pm
- I have a bad Idea
- Re: Shop: Garage Heater
KenC -- 12/17/2001, 7:11 pm- Re: Gas is cheaper
Don Beale -- 12/17/2001, 8:02 pm- Re: Gas is cheaper
KenC -- 12/17/2001, 9:25 pm- Re: Gas is cheaper
Don Beale -- 12/18/2001, 1:33 am- Re: R-values
Don Beale -- 12/18/2001, 7:48 pm- Re: R-values
KenC -- 12/18/2001, 10:56 pm- Wall insulation is worthless with air infiltration
Shawn Baker -- 12/19/2001, 12:03 am- Re: Make-up air
Don Beale -- 12/19/2001, 1:21 am
- Re: Make-up air
- Wall insulation is worthless with air infiltration
- Re: R-values
- Re: R-values
- Re: Gas is cheaper
- Re: Gas is cheaper
- Re: Shop: Garage Heater
Myrl Tanton -- 12/17/2001, 6:38 pm- Re: Shop: Garage Heater
Don Beale -- 12/17/2001, 6:21 pm- Re: Shop: Garage Heater
Terry -- 12/17/2001, 2:57 pm - Re: Shop: Garage Heater
- Re: Shop: Garage Heater