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Been tracking for the packages, should have on Monday. Perfect time to acclimate with garage heater and install over Xmas. Will send pics once complete, excited for it! Thanks again! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Order placed, super excited to not have ugly, bare, old concrete to look at and work on! Thanks Justin!

25 years ago you didn’t have to use UL listed stainless Cat 3, now you do. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Curious on the outcome of this? I'm trying to drop my horizontal concentric vent run below a bulkhead - and keep it as high and tight as possible, while maintaining 1" combustibles clearance and correct downward slope. I'm playing with a 90 and two 45s to get the right angle.

Just for reference datum point, going thru similar setup/layout, but no tankless water heater (NG tank heater 75k). I found a local plumber thru Thumbtack do the gas, it was $350 labor and $200 material to tap into main line and run 20' of 3/4" then 20' of 1/2", drill through a concrete wall...

Looks like an electric unit over the workbench area and the gas unit on the right? And do I see a torpedo? Cheater [emoji16] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Nasty, sorry to threadjack. Are you shooting air out longways or wideways? If you're shooting out wideways (along the 24' wall), I would 45 from the corner. If you're shooting longways (along the 30' wall) I'd shoot directly parallel with the wall. Either way you should be fine, the use of a...

I would LOVE to put it in that back corner. But it’s a 90’s builders add on garage with sloped roof cutting into the space. And I don’t want to blow directly at/on cars on my lift. I’ve stared at my garage layout for months, it’s the only conceivable setup. Regarding vent length, it will...

Struggling with same question in same sized garage. My install options are extremely limited based on layout and venting constraints. I’m shooting towards garage doors between bay 2 and 3. Assuming all contents (cars, tools, toolboxes, etc) are “desired ambient” temp, opening the garage door...

No you don't, if replacing an existing furnace with same size gas line. But let's say something happens while I'm working in the garage and a fire starts (unrelated to garage heater) and it burns down my garage, the house attached to it, and my family's belongings. Do I want to risk the...

Update for anyone following or future readers, the heater is considered an appliance and so hookup and venting falls under IFGC, assuming I used mfg suggested vent materials. So only gas line and electric (I'll have to pull a new run for outlet and kill switch) permits needed, which cuts the...

Thanks to everyone for their input, some good pointers. Definitely the insurance side is a big contributor. Especially being an attached garage. Best advice is to just call or stop in and actually talk to someone about the process in the building department. Old school communication methods!

For those that have done DIY install for residential garage heaters and decided to pull permits, did you have to pull separate plumbing/electric/HVAC permits? I know every town/city/municipality is different just curious. I'm looking at upwards of $250 in initial permit fees just to install my...

I am in the same situation (and same style lift) and have been trying to figure this out. I have the casters, however, my driveway has a decent slope to it. I may end up rigging up some straps to prevent it from flying down the driveway and into the street and set it down in the driveway...

I'm not the OP but just emailed. I'm in same boat.

I saw somewhere a "garage door screen" much like the concept of a screen door on your front entryway of your house. Then you can keep shop/garage doors open for ventilation but keep leaves/bugs out. Great idea for detailers as well.