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What heater are you using


bken

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I didn't have to because I framed with 2x3's and with inside wood on walls, siding, and heat shield on furnace I was close enough. It would be easy to put a little on the outside of the hose though. I'm a touch short but never caused me any problems. 

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Empire's are great heaters, but expensive new, like Cold One has. Check the efficiency of the Williams. You won't be overheated if you're insulated well but it will probably work. I know that anything over about that 14,000 BTU is where they start to get real expensive so that is always a concern too.

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I have the williams one from menards.  Love it.  Went threw 2 empires before that, issues with thermocuplers and unit rusting during the summers, humidity im assuming.  What I like about the williams I have is everything is right there when you open the hood, not tucked on the side like the empire if you have maintenance to do. Going on 6 years and starts right up, it does take a little longer to heat up the house, but whats 15 minutes.  Plus the price was right, back then it was 389.

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I picked up a 1 month old empire dv215 for 75 off the liiist. I had to convert it from nat to lp but that was also pretty cheap.  It's heats my 8x12 that has been foamed pretty good. It will be better once I get a 12v celing fan to push the air down 

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16 hours ago, blue_healer_guy said:

I have the williams one from menards.  Love it.  Went threw 2 empires before that, issues with thermocuplers and unit rusting during the summers, humidity im assuming.  What I like about the williams I have is everything is right there when you open the hood, not tucked on the side like the empire if you have maintenance to do. Going on 6 years and starts right up, it does take a little longer to heat up the house, but whats 15 minutes.  Plus the price was right, back then it was 389.

 

 

How big of a house do you have and what BTU is your heater?

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On ‎3‎/‎2‎/‎2017 at 0:07 PM, bken said:

I can pick up williams for around 500. my house will have 2" sprayed foamed floor. 1 1/2" foam board in the walls and 2" in the ceiling

Skip foam board and spray foam the entire house, that way the efficiency will allow you to use a smaller BTU heater.

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