i have had homemade wood stove, force air Lp furnace,in my 40 x 40 shop. Wood was fine ins did not like and pretty soon you spend more time cutting wood than shop work. current shop 54 x75 i use radiant tube heaters best thing i done. office in shop also has radiant low clearence unit. that area did have baseboard electic unit. i vote for the radiant tube units,they are clean constant heat like the sunshine,also like the wood heat but without all the mess smoke and wood cutting. usually little over 900 gals runs my winter and that is shop never below 40 at night and in the 60 daytime,office part usually in the 70. Will be sticking in a small corn furnce this year just for the heck of it I guess unless somebody wants to buy it $850.00. came out of neighbors house he moved and went to a larger unit heats whole house with it,the unit I got he heated his old house with,it does really put out the heat for just a cup full of corn burning. tired walking around it so I just well use it
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