Re: Heating A Pole Barn

Posted by Dave on March 21, 2002 at 16:06:32 from (216.238.59.167):

In Reply to: Heating A Pole Barn posted by Stan on March 20, 2002 at 17:37:40:

When I lived in central Wis. I built a 20 x32
pole barn, insulated under the floor w/2" foam
HAS TO BE POLYURETHANE FOAM 8"fiberglass batts
in the walls 12" blowing FIBERGLASS WOOL in
the ceiling and 3/4" black plastic pipe
imbedded in a 6" concrete floor. Heated the
place with a gas water heater 40 gal. WORKED
GREAT Could put an icy vehicle inside at
night next day it would be thawed and the floor
would be dry. My neighbor who had the same type
of heat complained of dusty floors tuff.
Got my instructions from university of north
Dakota .or maybe south D. Also built my own
12 x14' bifold insulated door but thats another
story . I WOULDNT USE ANY OTHER KIND OF
HEAT, UNLESS THE FLOOR WAS ALREADY POURED.
e-mail me if yu want more info.

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