Recent content by mitymouse

Its good you came off of 1 inch for volume,And you distance should be much of a problem for 75,000 btu. however you didnt mention if you used hard pipe or corregated trac pipe/ and the amount of 90s in the pipe. Each 90 is equal to 5 feet of pipe.

Propane, pick up a couple l.p. cylinders from menards, fill them in the summer when rates are down, 2 should carry your space for the winter if your runnin it here and there and keep it above frezzing the rest of the time. Heat pump wont keep up in cold temps when your trying to heat the space...

I build a stand pipe using 1" sch 40 pvc run it through the exterior wall and heat tape it, it doesnt hurt to make sure you check outside everynow and then to assure you are not creating an ice dam. Also make sure you keep your building slightly above freezing (I belive I read you do) this will...

p.s. Im in Edwardsburg, if you cant find what your lookin for let me know

I second returning and exchange for a "power humidifier", not only easier install..but better humid. If this isnt an option the only place you want to cut a bypass in would be the in the coil box

youll have to find a supplier if you havent already figured this out

Wow...good find!

Youll also want somebody with a manometer set gas pressures for you

Re: how to quite down air compressor acoustical foam, or Ive used dynamat. however I have heard they have a sound deadning drywall out now that has a material sandwiched in the center of the gypsum,( I guess its used in dividing walls of apartments). I also would recommend providing your...

I couldnt agree more, I have done the google thing. which is why i figured id get better answers here, I understand what your getting at...i guess I was just looking for a hole in my theory. thanks again for all the input gentlemen

Also check with your propane supplier they might have requlators designed for motorhomes they work great ans run about 12.00 here

cant seem to open the link you forwarded, Thank you anyhow,...So here is where im at tell me what you guys think, I work on alot of steel buildings around here and all of then use the fiberglass insulation with attached vaporbarrier sandwiched between the metal skin and the purlins and none seem...

Im back to thinking about droping the fiberglass putting up thin foam board (to keep the fiberglass from wicking water from the metal). putting the glass back up then a vapor barrier and topped with osb.......sound about right to you all?

I have a steel roof...vented attic...with a stell liner I wanted to do blow in on top of that

so should the smooth side go in?