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I bet...We call them 'sun flowers' here, the double headed one is very good too, but you do go through a cylinder pretty quick.

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yeah, I've only been leaving it on for 3 or 4 hours and once the shop is so warm that I have to open the doors I shut her off, still on the same tank, would love to hook up to the 100 gallon tank with it but that would probably break every code in the book.

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Bro, install a propane heater like we did. Ours was bigger than this, but same idea. Puts out tons of heat.Then you can tie it into your larger tank. Vent free.

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Is that the one you guys had in the house for backup heat?

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Similar to, we had a different brand one. Just put propane wall heater in an Amazon search and you will find a few. Since your shop is one story it will heat quickly. Ours had a built in blower that we hardly used -- but when we did it would really circulate the heat. Ours was located near our stairs and a lot of our heat rose to the 2nd floor. More of a layout challenge vs. anything to do with the heater. 

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Pork, any issues using a 'non-vented' unit...moisture problems?

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One of those and the door sweeps Moro had linked to would work pretty well together.

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No. Our place was pretty big and we never had any condensation build up on the windows or anything -- I always checked for it. Especially knowing how drafty the door is I couldn't imagine there being any problems.

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