Garage ceiling fan above lift

[corvette65]

I have a 24 x 36 three bay detached garage that I'm in the process of insulating and drywalling, so I can heat and cool it while working in it year-round. I'll be opening up the framing in the center bay to create an approximate 12 x 23 pocket that will follow the roof pitch up to accomodate a four post lift. Ceiling height in the pocket will be approximately 13 1/2 feet. The new ceiling dimensions in this pocket will be approximately 12 x 12. I have a monitor heater located along the front wall of the center bay. I anticipate that the heat will go right up into the pocket I've created, so I want to push it down to help it keep the other two bays warm. Trying to determine an appropriate ceiling fan size to perform this job. Any suggestions? Thanks

 

[racecougar]

As far as suggestions go, I'd steer more toward a wall mounted circulator rather than an overhead ceiling fan for two reasons: the ceiling fan will either encroach upon your overhead space when raising a car and/or will need to be tucked up close to the ceiling where it will not move much air.

 

[tncatadjuster]

Agree there are better advanced solutions. I use three of these for the last four years, excellent quality. My mini split does it all with this arrangement.

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