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KinAlberta
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# Posted: 6 Apr 2019 12:03pm - Edited by: KinAlberta
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So adding a propane furnace to either of our old cabins would majorly compromise any place I could put them. (Both pre-1960s builds, built on blocks, insulated walls and ceiling but not floor. One propane wall heater, otherwise old smoky coal/wood stoves and heaters.)
So... I’ve thought that maybe just putting one in a heavily insulated shed / box next to the cabin and running a vent through the side wall might do the job. Not efficient but it’s not like we are out there all that much to worry about a few more bucks in heating costs. (I’d even go electric if I could.)
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ICC
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# Posted: 6 Apr 2019 06:05pm - Edited by: ICC
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Search for "floor furnace". Empire and Williams make some I know. There are a few older homes around me that have used them since the 50's. Some do not use a fan at all. They usually use a 4" vent pipe for the exhaust; run up the nearest exterior wall.
Of course you need to be high enough off the ground
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darz5150
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# Posted: 6 Apr 2019 10:39pm
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Could you install an attic furnace? We had one years ago in a garage with a low pitch roof.
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