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I think I may be going with 2 of the little red box-type dayton heaters that put out 19,000BTUs each. I'm going to put them up towards the ceiling which is out of reach to adjust the thermostat. How can I control these things without getting up on a ladder? I would like to be able to control...

Is there any advantage to running 2 heaters instead of a single? I may be able to get my required BTUs cheaper going with 2 heaters. (as opposed to the big Oulette which is over $500) http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_6970_200316377_200316377

Thanks very much for the replies guys. I checked my electric bill and AFTER taxes, fees and even paying for 100% green energy (extra .0125/KWh) my avg cost per Kwh is .11. Otherwise, base rate is .07 up to 600 KWHS and .09 after that. (I use over 1000/mo) so my turning point is about $2.37 but...

also considering the Dayton G73 but airnwater.com says it can only heat a 500 sq ft garage. The G73 is rated at 17,000 BTU for a little bit more money I could get 2 of the QMark portables which are rated at 19,000 BTUs each. I'm not sure why AirNWater.com tout the G73 which costs $299 and only...

I'm in Western Washington and in the process of building a detached garage 24x30 which is 720 sq foot. I'm trying to decide between propane: http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/product_6970_200316365_200316365 or Electric...

yep, 15 in the front 8 in the back.

here's mine. 16' span. Looks like they put 3 2x6s under the gluelam

well it's decided, thanks everyone. I'll just go with single pane glass. Even the people giving me the quote say it's not really worth it. I completely forgot the insulated glass could get cloudy and that would drive me nuts. Charles, thanks for the price - that sounds about right then for...

i'm in western washington and the door would face West and get full sun in the afternoon in the summer. We in Seattle don't get sun 9 months out of the year so thats not really a concern. I'll definitely get some greenhousing going on in the summer but I can just open the door and air it out...

I'm about to order a Clopay 902 commercial glass garage door. The quote is around $3500 for the door and a jack shaft opener and install. My question is, should I spend $500 more for insulated glass? is it worth it? I realize I'm not going to get much R value out of glass no matter what but...