Posted by Leyland-270 on February 09, 2010 at 10:54:53 from (75.221.76.149):
In Reply to: shop heat posted by Rick Kr on February 09, 2010 at 09:24:03:
Depends on where you live but I install furnaces here in Minnesota and the program I have shows that you should have about 200,000 btu with no doors or windows. 225,000 with one 10 by 10 OH door and 3'x3' windows and 3' service door.
Also do not over size your furnace by much or it will not be efficient and the heat exchanger will rot out. The more efficient the furnace the cheaper it will operate, but the more efficient the more maintenance it will require.
Of course under sizing a furnace will leave you cold. There is also another trick to use a furnace a bit more efficient but slightly smaller. This allows the furnace to run longer and dry out the exchanger during its heat cycle.
It would be best to purchase a unit from a local installer and do as they say. This way you will most likely be able to get parts as the years go by.
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