I have a 24x 32 with a loft and 15 ft ceiling on other side , it will get down to 0 deg F soon will it work
1492467
I put mine in a 36x36 shop with 10ft ceiling that is well insulated. It has been down to 40degrees so far and heater work great. These heaters require 240 volt 30 amp circuit. I would install one now and try it knowing I may need another. The are quality American made heater.
1492468
I am using my King of the same model to heat a greenhouse 16' x 28' x 12' with 5-wall polycarbonate glazing. The target low temperature is 55°F. The King can handle that on a cold nights down to about 18°F outside on a still night, 25°F on a windy night. When the outside drops below that, I supplement with a kerosene space heater. I could probably make it with 2 King heaters but the power is not rated for that.
1492469
it will be a little on the small size. it will take to long to heat up ,all heat will build up in 15 ft ceiling . i have 2 car garage 8 ft ceiling fully insulated and on a o to 10 deg day it is at its max . for my use i really like it . very nice and well made . you may need a little more wattage . hope this helps
1492470
This is the 6th of these I have installed in varying garage and shop sizes and locations. Each has performed flawlessly for my intended purpose of keeping gear and equipment from cold damage. I hold at about 50-55 degrees F when I'm not actively in the space.
2161961
I've had my garage (400sqft) down to 70 degrees. The outside temp today was 92 (heat index of 101). I would check the insulation above the bedroom and other possible factors, maybe even a bad unit.
1998798
We have textured ceilings and it works perfectly. I wouldn't think it would be a problem at all.
1985376
depending on the height of the loft bed. the measurements listed on the description are pretty accurate, it's a little tough on the feet though, but I think that's mentioned in the reviews too.
1174186
I have cathedral ceilings so its tough to gage how well its living up to its claim, it does do a pretty good job of heating one floor of 1200 sq ft w cathedral ceilings, also alot quieter than ones ive had in the past. With shorter ceilings I believe it would do much better for you.
572179
It depends on how much air you want to move. We installed 3 of them in a metal building with 20 ceilings about 10' off the floor. It moved plenty of air.
1075692
If the ceiling is low it may help some. I found the fan kinda weak, I think due to the foam fan blades, and only used it once. Personally I would not recommend this fan.
1868157
I have a garage that is aprx 23X29 with 12' ceilings, I haven't had it in any sub zero weather yet but so far it has been good and I didn't think it was as noisy as what some of the reviews were. FYI I live in the Chicago area to give you an idea of what type of Weather I use it in.
769632
I am heating a basement room 16x24 with a 10 ft ceiling and it does a great job. I use the economy setting which allows us to drop the heat by several degrees. Also you can set the on- off times so it doesn't have to waste heat during the night. My unit is the EX 17 (BTU) Natural Gas model.
671696
dear sir i got a townhouse 1400 sqft , 2 bath 2 bed , laundry room and kitchen fully equiped i got the 24+ ,. workd perfecti set up the temp to 125f when cold weather and 114f when hot weather i live in florida:)
215581
We use it in a 15x30 with vaulted ceilings (imagine an attic ceiling that's sloped up to 20'), and it gets up to 71-degrees when it's 40-degrees outside. Even on freezing nights, it takes the chill off and can raise the temp of the room to 68-degrees.
2283281
I am using it for my 20 X16 shop which has a sloped ceiling that is 15' at the peak and the unit seems to be doing fine. I usually run it on low. I have had it less than one year but seems to be working fine and capturing extra airport dust acceptably. It also acts as a heat circulator by moving the hat air down from the ceiling. Good Luck - Andrew
663905
I have mine installed in a garage with 14 ft ceiling and it works. When fully lowered the pull rope however is probably 5 feet off the floor however. So if you're short that may be a concern.
2174862
Yes you do need a ceiling for this to work properly. I use it on the smallest setting. My ceilings are only at 7'-2".
1893577
Most certainly! My shop is 24 x 36, but with 10' ceilings. I typically run mine on low or medium in extreme cases of dust. It does a great job of keeping the air clean. One of the things you need to keep in mind is the installation location. It's best to mount the unit near a wall and parallel to the wall. The idea is while the unit is running, it creates a circular air pattern through the shop. The air flow creates a circular pattern around the shop and brings the dust back to the unit to be filtered. I'd highly recommend you give it a try.
946599
It worked fine for me at 24 degrees F. I am sure that it would work well below that.
108255
I used it for a while in a 26 x 26 with 15 foot ceilings and it worked but was probably eating me alive in electricity. I sold it to buy a Hot Dawg vented propane heater instead which works great for a space that size.