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I have been looking into heating my basement with other than the woodstove. I've decided to go with electric cove heat. I am also thinking it would be great for the shop. So if you are looking for a solution for heating a shop or garage, look into it. Safer and more efficient than space heaters and you can get t-stat control if you like.
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David
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My concern on these is the build-up of sawdust in them. Are they easy to take apart and clean periodically or did I miss something when I looked up the cove heaters. Otherwise, having them up out of the way is a great idea.LOML, sawdust and beer - what more could a man ask for? -
Good question on the sawdust. I will look into it. I didn't think about that. Along those lines, anybody have concerns about something like a kerosene heater in the shop? Aside from the usual dangers of open flame, carbon monoxide, etc I mean.David
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I lived in two houses with radiant ceiling heat, hated it. I always felt my brain was cooking while my feet were freezing. That said I now have an electric fan forced air heater in the garage/shop. That when first turned on really does bake the head and leave the feet cold. I have to have it on for a while with a fan at the floor moving air before it's sort of comfortable. Radiant will at least heat the tools faster.
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