My present shop is about 30 x32 ft with 2 8X10 overhead doors also with tubes in the floor to heat it with.Very well insulated and heated with an 18 gallon electric water heater which keeps it about 50 degrees all the time We have very low electric rates. I'm 74 years old and go out there almost every day to work on garden tractors so there is also a small Reznor gas furnace hanging from the ceiling, so I can get it as warm as I like. Back in the 90S I lived in Wi. and there I built a shop 24' X 40' also with a heated floor and lots of insulation. 14' ceiling and aircraft hangar type 12'high and 18' wide Told myself then I would never build another shop without heat in the floor. I could park snow covered stuff in there and next morning it would be all melted off and the floor would be dry. That was heated by a 40 gallon water heater. You could lay on the floor to work under something and feel warm. I got the plans for floor heat from North Dakota State University. I don't have pictures of either right now because my computer died a couple of weeks ago.
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