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Renewable heating for a shed

alan kelly · 2018-04-21 07:19:58

Hey Guys, Have a small 2 room 'Man Shed' and am looking for ideas for heating it. Building is brick and is well insulated. I currently use 2 storage heaters but would love to have some renewable heating installed. Any guidance is welcome.

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21-04-2018 8:19am

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alan kelly

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Hey Guys,

Have a small 2 room 'Man Shed' and am looking for ideas for heating it. Building is brick and is well insulated.

I currently use 2 storage heaters but would love to have some renewable heating installed.

Any guidance is welcome.

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#2 21-04-2018 9:20am
mike_2009

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have a look at rocket mass heaters...

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#3 21-04-2018 8:33pm
gooner99

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Air to air heat pumps.

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#4 24-04-2018 8:36pm
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Stick a glass house on the south end of it.

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#5 24-04-2018 11:37pm
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BryanF wrote: »

Stick a glass house on the south end of it.

There was an episode of homes by the sea where Charlie Luxton sketched his dream Skye cottage and it had a green house/ orangery to one end. So it would be an architectural statement.

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