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I'm in Barberton, Ohio

Due to the low ceiling height this is the 'biggest' model I have found I can safely use. Not a bad idea. My garage is detached but I like what you did. Our house furnace is about 20 years old but works great. My wife works for a HVAC company and we get it cleaned/serviced every year. Maybe...

I am ready to purchase a natural gas heater for my garage. I've researched, read through the forums, etc..but still cannot make up my mind on what to purchase. My garage: 34' long x 26' wide with roughly a 9' ceiling height. There is (1) 3'x4' window, (1) man door, and (1) 2-car garage door...

Thank you for the response. I've put a lot of thought into this and do agree that coming into the house above grade probably makes the most sense. It just delays my progress a few more days as I wait for the part I need to be ordered. I think it is going to snow here in Ohio tomorrow. 'sigh'...

I recently dug a trench (25" deep x 12" wide x 25' long w/ (1) 90 degree bend) and am getting ready to cut some holes in my foundation. The plan is to bring new electric, gas, and low voltage from my home to my external garage. My original thread showing the trench can be seen here...

The con-stab couplers are made to work with the direct burial pipe so I would 'think' they would be ok as is. My existing (1955 home build date) gas line enters the home below grade and my meter is located in the basement. I'm trying to get in contact with my towns building and engineering...

Hello everyone! This is my first post on the forum. This past weekend I finally decided to start a long overdue garage project. I spend a lot of time in my garage and always hate what winter brings here in NE Ohio. My garage is 34' wide x 26' deep with a 9' 3" ceiling height. It has no...