My shop is set up in my brothers 4000sf building. His office space takes up about 1000sf. My actual shop space takes up about 900sf. The problem is that the shop space is wide open to the 3000sf warehouse area of the building. All that space seems great, and it is, but heating it is going to be a bit of a problem. Open rafters, no insulation anywhere, and literally 3000sf of space to contend with.
Will a kerosene burner/blower suffice just to keep me from freezing? I'm thinking something like this...LINK
Not sure if it will be enough. I was thinking of putting up a plastic wall for the winter, and maybe doing something for the ceiling to keep some heat in, but plywood and insulation isn't going to happen.
Any thoughts, or alternatives? Wood fired heater is going to happen either, can't cut holes in the walls or roof. Also, I'm all the way in the back of the building.
Matt
Will a kerosene burner/blower suffice just to keep me from freezing? I'm thinking something like this...LINK
Not sure if it will be enough. I was thinking of putting up a plastic wall for the winter, and maybe doing something for the ceiling to keep some heat in, but plywood and insulation isn't going to happen.
Any thoughts, or alternatives? Wood fired heater is going to happen either, can't cut holes in the walls or roof. Also, I'm all the way in the back of the building.
Matt