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So after all the research on this site I have decided to go with around a 60,000 BTU propane hanging unit. I just went on YouTube and goggle the Hot Dawg, Reznor and Mr Heater. It seemed the Mr Heater was the quietest.Am I correct by that statement?. Are there others out there I am missing that...

Totally understand. So bottom line survey says..... #1 Payne Furnace #2 Mr. Heater Big Maxx (heard Hot Dawg were loud)

Well been doing a little research and I am now thinking about a Payne furnace for the money.A 80,000 BTU unit would run me about $744.I would still need venting,duct work,gas line and filter box. This furnace achieves up to 92.1% AFUE.I would like to mount this unit horizontal.My only concern is...

I have a 24x32x9 well insulated 3 bay garage detached. 2 ceiling fans also. I am running a Fahrenheat 7500 watt heater in the garage. The automatic fan delay switch just died on it and I am thinking about going to a Mr Heater or Hot Dawg propane unit. How much faster will these units heat up my...

ROCKNMUD, Howshort can you make the down rod?

Looking to get 2 flush mounted ceiling fans for my garage to push the heat down. Do not needs lights on the fans. Remote control would be nice but not necessary. Garage has 9 foot ceilings and garage is 32' wide and 24' deep.What size should I get and what type ? Any suggestions?

I will let you know how I make out as I purchased one today on line at Blain's Farm and Fleet for $399 plus $10 to ship. Only had 3 left.

Very nice job....

No I do not have NG just propane but would have to add a tank behind the garage.I just figure this would be an easy installation with no holes in the garage that I can do myself. I have been goggling some reviews and they seem good.I can get the unit for $400.I just wanted to make sure it will...

I was looking to place one in my garage(7500 watts).Was wondering if anyone is using one now and how big of a space are they using it. My space is 24x32x9 with R-19 on the walls and R-30 on the ceiling with 3 insulated garage doors.Located in northeast PA.Looking to just warm it enough to work...

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Ok.I have narrowed it down to 2 heaters.I am going to buy one.Again my garage is 32x24x9 located in PA.Well insulated but 3 garage doors and 6 windows. I am between the Sterling GG60 which has the option of the concentric vent kit or the Hot Dawg Modine 60,000 Btu unit. Looking for input.Thanks...

Puttn, I am off the idea of an electric heater after sitting down and reading a bunch of posts.I have decided to go with a Hot Dawg 65,000 BTU propane unit.It might be a little over kill,but I think I will be fine with it. Again by garage is 32x24x9 located in PA.Well insulated but 3 garage...

Is 5000w enough or should I think about 6000w like this one. http://www.biggerbids.com/auction-image-gallery.html?auction_id=838198&image_id=5119197

If I decided to heat my 24x32 garage which is well insulated,3 garage doors and 1 man door ,6 windows what size unit would I need .How many watts? I only want to be able to heat it once in a while to work out there.Garage is located in PA.Name of a good unit also.Thank you.

Yes I was thinking about only 6 fixtures myself instead of 9 thinking 9 might be an overkill.

If I went electric which one would you buy.Again it is a 24x32 garage with a 50amp sub panel?

Falcon67...Great source......rlitman I would vent it after researching on this site and others.I am though leaning toward electric more and more.Also and easier installation and no holes in the side of my new garage.

Taking a quick survey.I have a 24x32 garage with 9' ceilings.How many T-8 double 4' florescent would you put in? I am think about about 9? Open for suggestions.

All sounds good just not sure if I want to use propane or electric.Really undecided...