Recent content by Doct0rnic

Well that was my logic in the beginning, I wanted to have a unit to heat quickly and not work very hard when its 50 below zero outside, also I thought a lot of heat loss would occur with the large door so with a bigger unit, it would take less to get the temp back up

My garage is 24ft 1in x 24 ft 2 in, I have a 15ft 10in 6ft 11in insulated garage door, the ceiling when finished will be about 9 ft 2in high and I got a cement floor, I just bought a 75,000 btu heater, is that too excessive? Does anyone think I will be better off with a 45,000 BTU heater...

I am installing insulation, I would like to know what is better to use, R11 16 inch bat with paper to staple it or the R13 16 inch bat, is it worth the money to get the R13?

Hello, I am Ben From Driscoll North Dakota, I just bought a house here and I am here to learn how to complete the garage that came with my house, its fairly new but no where near complete to my standards, so I am here for advice and to see other peoples projects

I recently bought a house and it has a detached garage that is fairly new, I just found the breaker and it is a 20 amp breaker, what I am wondering is what is a good current for a typical garage, my plan is to add more outlets and outdoor lights, a 115v 75,000 btu forced air heater and more...