rockies
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# Posted: 4 Oct 2013 08:37pm - Edited by: rockies
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Has anyone used an indoor furnace? http://www.profab.org/products/profabproducts/elite/
I think I found one of the smallest ones out there. I want to heat a cabin in the Rocky Mountains with radiant floor tubing, but also heat domestic water and not have to be fueling an "outdoor" furnace in the winter. These boilers are able to be put in small outbuildings so that you can load and clean it easily in any weather. I thought about a wood stove for the just heating the inside of the cabin, but I don't want wood ash indoors or have to lose floor space for a stove that you wouldn't really use during the summer (plus you don't get hot water heating from most wood stoves). I thought of solar for the water heating but most systems aren't big enough to heat a cabin with radiant tubing. This seems to be the best compromise. Fire it up every day for hot water and use the excess heat for radiant tubing in the fall, winter and spring, or just use it for those three colder seasons and maybe try solar just for the summer for just the domestic water. Any ideas or a better way?
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