garage heating - ZR-1 Net Registry Forums

Aurora40 · 01-24-2011

Anyone have any experience with heaters like this?

http://www.mrheater.com/ProductFamily.aspx?catid=57

I like that it doesn't need venting installed, and the wiring is simple as it's just a 3-prong plug.

I wouldn't use it continually to keep the garage warm, rather on-demand. We have natural gas, so it would be nice to use that to heat the garage. Any thoughts on the brand, that style of heater, etc?

I have a fairly small 2-car garage, probably about 20x22x9'.

FU · 01-24-2011

We use a Mr. Heater in the boat during these cold winter days. Good unit , reliable. We use propane because it's portable.
Don't go with a too small of a unit. Check out the garage heaters.

Aurora40 · 01-24-2011

I'd think the 30,000 btu one shouldn't be too small. Right now I just have one of those oil-filled electric radiant heaters. It's 1500 watts, so that's only like 5,2000 btu's. Though that said, it doesn't cut it on cold days.

01-24-2011	#1
Aurora40 Join Date: May 2005 Location: Leesburg, VA Posts: 2,713	garage heating Anyone have any experience with heaters like this? http://www.mrheater.com/ProductFamily.aspx?catid=57 I like that it doesn't need venting installed, and the wiring is simple as it's just a 3-prong plug. I wouldn't use it continually to keep the garage warm, rather on-demand. We have natural gas, so it would be nice to use that to heat the garage. Any thoughts on the brand, that style of heater, etc? I have a fairly small 2-car garage, probably about 20x22x9'. __________________ Bob Saveland Former owner of #2517 [IMG]http://a.random-image.net/aurora40/vette.jpg[/img]

01-24-2011	#2
FU Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Found Member Posts: 4,346	Re: garage heating We use a Mr. Heater in the boat during these cold winter days. Good unit , reliable. We use propane because it's portable. Don't go with a too small of a unit. Check out the garage heaters.

01-24-2011	#3
Aurora40 Join Date: May 2005 Location: Leesburg, VA Posts: 2,713	Re: garage heating I'd think the 30,000 btu one shouldn't be too small. Right now I just have one of those oil-filled electric radiant heaters. It's 1500 watts, so that's only like 5,2000 btu's. Though that said, it doesn't cut it on cold days. __________________ Bob Saveland Former owner of #2517 [IMG]http://a.random-image.net/aurora40/vette.jpg[/img]