how much area and how much heat do you plan on using. We have a Central Boiler 6048 (or something close to that)...what ever the biggest model they offered that you didn't need a poured foundation for before emissions regulation took over.
We are at the limit of it(if heating more, we'd the next model up or second unit), heating shop house and a small portion of the greenhouse. We fire ours about twice a day when temps run upper 20's to 40's.can get by with once for over the 40ish degree (F) day. but if it gets much colder or we burn to much fast wood (say 2xs and boards) then we have to 3 or 4 times a day.
We have just a single radiator(heat exchanger) with fan in the shop. Doesn't work the best, holds 50(F) most of the time till gets below 30 outside then it has a hard time keeping up.
Saw something on "This Old House" the other week, about radiant(water in floor)system that had snap panels for the vapor barrier, insulation and tube chase all in one. just get everything set and pour the cement right over.
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