Getting ready to break ground on shop....need opinions.
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I have radiant heat in my home and run it mostly with an outdoor wood boiler. My firewood bill is $1400 a year on a 4000 sq ft house and 30x 30 garage. I am certain my propane bill for the winter here in northern MI would be 800 x 5.5 months. As back up I have a propane fired boiler. LOVE radiant heat and love the savings my wood boiler gives me.
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Radiant flooring
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You have to always bring that up don't you,you are just jealous how many tv shows does your state have.[/QUOTE]
Hell, Illinois is on the news every night LOL. Raising income taxes, capital punnishment, Rambo Dead Fish for Chi town Mayor, and who can forget about Blago...
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mmmmm a lil crush on Snookie ha
lets not forget we got crook Ge@rge Ryan too and you can buy Driver Licenses & Social Security cards here for $700.00
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Thats pretty impressive.....I will have to ask him about the perforated soffit.... I priced some wall hanging box type garage heaters yesterday for like $400-$600. I will be taking that route for sure on heating. The doors on my building will probably not be opened any during the winter and once a week during the summer so it should hold heat well.
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I ordered an electric furnace yesterday.... A 68000 btu with a 3.5 ton air mover for $700 (10 year york warranty) should allow me to raise the heat 30-40 degrees in the room. My next question is what wall coverings (if any) are you using inside?
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lets not forget we got crook Ge@rge Ryan too and you can buy Driver Licenses & Social Security cards here for $700.00 [/QUOTE]
Can you tell me again how many years it take jesse white to send a title back again from the dmv?
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I also decided on size... I will go 25ft wide and either 50 or 55 deep. 12 foot ceilings more than likely with a 10 ft door. If incremental cost aren't to much I will go 14 ceilings with 12 door.
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Can I get away with a 12ft ceiling and be able to pull motors or would I need 14's?I am building gantry cranes for motor pulling and lifting the boat off the trailer. I got back my quotes today and trying to get everything laid down. I decided on 25x55 but came in cheaper than I expected so looking at upgrading to 60 if I can get by with 12ft ceiling.