@akaroa1 Mate can you keep us updated on what & why you go with ,l am just at the start of designing/ building a new Man Cave/work shop on the farm ,away from the homestead & l am looking at the same issues.![]()
@akaroa1 Mate can you keep us updated on what & why you go with ,l am just at the start of designing/ building a new Man Cave/work shop on the farm ,away from the homestead & l am looking at the same issues.![]()
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Well @bunji my thoughts at the moment are a self contained heat pump and install the vents through the timber wall
Or the infrared heaters
I don't want any gas or diesel involved because of the potential ignition etc
The heat pump might be good because the heat will hold for a while if I insulate properly
And I do have a bit of insulation left over from some jobs and SIPs panels which have 150mm of poly in them
The other up side of a heat pump is that it can be an air con unit when its got in the summer
But that's less of an issue
The down side I can see with infrared is that it will only feel warm ( when its cold ) when its turned on
But more thought and enquiry needed on all options
a well insulated room that is dry and IS warm...could a simple oil fin heater KEEP it warm?? you run your dehumidifier and the moisture issues will be gone,heating is so much easier when dry.
Can you put in underfloor heating? Thats what the machineshops/workshops here have.
Failing that I would go for a heat pump.
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