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    @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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    Quote Originally Posted by bunji View Post
    @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.
    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

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    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.

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    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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