Recent content by hover

I have owned a Revereray u tube heater, it was excellent. I also had a fan forced Reznor in my last garage. I never liked the Reznor fan forced all that much. It was noisy, cycled much too often and it just didn't feel that comfortable. I am back to radiant tube heat and will stay with that...

I get that, and I agree, but radiant tube heat is not quite the same as radiant floor heat...even though both are radiant heat.

Not in there every day, just thinking it might be the same result as using a setback thermostat in a house but not sure.

I would not place concrete around a wooden fence post as others have said. Myself, I have a PVC fence, the .250" wall thickness pipe posts are set in a concrete curb...maybe a little overkill, but I'll never have to paint, stain or worry about maintenance. Been there, done that.

Hi, I was wondering if any of you guys turn your radiant tube heaters down at night and back up again when you use your shop? I have a small 14 x22, 9ft ceiling, insulated and drywalled with a NG radiant tube heater..would like to keep my heating costs as low as possible. I know it's a small...

Registered a long time ago, never posted until now. We have a 2 car attached garage on house and just built a small workshop in the back yard for extra work/storage area. This back yard garage is where I spend all of my garage time.