How Do You Heat Your Shop? Poll

How do you heat (or stay warm) in your shop?

  • Thermal underwear

    Votes: 18 11.0%
  • Wood stove

    Votes: 14 8.5%
  • Kerosene heater

    Votes: 21 12.8%
  • Propane heater

    Votes: 32 19.5%
  • Natural gas heater

    Votes: 10 6.1%
  • Portable electric heater

    Votes: 40 24.4%
  • Radiant heating

    Votes: 10 6.1%
  • Heat-Pump

    Votes: 22 13.4%
  • Other non-portable electric heater

    Votes: 22 13.4%
  • Infrared heater

    Votes: 6 3.7%
  • Working really, really, fast

    Votes: 9 5.5%
  • Heat?!?!? We don' need no steeeenkin heat! (Mt. Gomer)

    Votes: 7 4.3%
  • leech from ducts running through my basement shop (merrill77)

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    164
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manfre

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Manfre
I have a single 1400 watt radiant heater. Despite having no insulation, it does a decent job of keeping the shop warm enough for my northern blood.

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richlife

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Rich
Maybe it's the low ceiling, but one of those oil filled electric heaters that looks like a radiator warms my garage/workshop up quite nicely in an hour or so.

Len

Going all the way back to the first response here (although a few others use these also). In my small, insulated shop with low ceilings, this is the perfect heater. I keep the finish room heated all the time but just enough to keep the space from freezing (typical 40 to 60*). Turning it up, will heat the whole shop in an hour or so. The cost of using it like this is negligible.

Now if it's real nippy and I'm in a hurry to get a little heat, I can just turn on that high intensity shop light with the two 150 watt bulbs. Having that right over my head sure helps those cold shoulder muscles :gar-Bi .

Rich
 
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