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I have a single detached 13' x19' 247 sq ft garage, no floor coating at all just boring concrete, i've been looking for something to put down, i have a digital slr for good pictures.

I'm looking to install a propane heater and i was going to go with the modine hot dawg hds 45 because of the separate combustion, i was looking at the sterling garage guy and it can be made in to separate combustion using the concentric kit, how is this possible?? and if it can be done on that...

good job on the garage and cars, i used to own a 95 cayenne red z26, car was okay, brakes sucked, 218k miles on it got rear ended and sold it, bought a mazda6s what a difference, i would have bought it a long time ago.

i understand that there is a fresh air intake for the furnace that pulls air from outside, but if you develop the smallest leak in any of that piping you have the chance of pulling in gasses, just be safe!

nice job, i do have one concern though and i'm not even sure its legal, your furnace is in your garage, there is a high chance of you spreading car gasses through your house, am i wrong ?

Thanks guys, i think i'm just going to creat a ceiling, and insulate that, like i said i will be doing the roof shingles on it next month, should i install a ridge and soffit vents or should i use a gable vent/fan at both ends?

thanks for the reply, i'm in Connecticut, temps are in the mid-high 90's in the summer, 10-20 below in the winter

Hey guys, i'm new here, love the site, short story. i bought a little cape back in august of last year, single detached garage 13.5 x 19.5 measured outside, it has a cathedral type ceiling, i'm starting work on it, i have replaced the entry door and have a new insulated roll up door to install...