looks to be pretty decent and the price isnt bad either , just a bad time for me http://www.ebay.com/itm/BERKO-Electric-Unit-Heater-Model-HUHAA324-208-240v-Single-Phase-220-Household-/320817752899?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4ab23a6b43

its got 2 bad things going for it . one, its electric, and two, its 220 .

You can do much better buying from a reputable dealer. This is only a 3kw heater. Northern Tool has 4 kw heaters cheaper.

For $99
http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200479324_200479324

Or, if you don't need the wall mount, $80
http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200329299_200329299

And, dealing with a reputatable dealer like Northern Tool always makes better sense than dealing with Ebay.

looks to be pretty decent and the price isnt bad either , just a bad time for me http://www.ebay.com/itm/BERKO-Electric-Unit-Heater-Model-HUHAA324-208-240v-Single-Phase-220-Household-/320817752899?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4ab23a6b43

That's what I'm using in my 24' X 34' shop. It's been in use for six years now and I like it. Low energy usage and quiet operation. But I have my shop very well insulated and that makes a huge difference.

I have a 4k btu 220v heater and it will heat your 24x30 shop great

I have a 4k btu 220v heater and it will heat your 24x30 shop great

I'm 28x52 VERY well insulated & heat with a 220v 3k heater (Dayton) & it does a phenominal job!

Good I am going to be building a 30x60 shop next year so heat will be a must but AC will be a bigger concern

if you can swing it heat/cool the concrete floor

That's what I'm using in my 24' X 34' shop. It's been in use for six years now and I like it. Low energy usage and quiet operation. But I have my shop very well insulated and that makes a huge difference.
if it wasnt the holidays and $ be spent on engine accs. id get this my garage is only18x 30 and its connected to the house , so it would heat it very nice i think, always a dollar short and a day late i guess lol

thoughts on wheeling a propane patio-heater into the garage to warm it up a bit?..

thoughts on wheeling a propane patio-heater into the garage to warm it up a bit?..
between me and the wife theres so much crap around id be afraid of fire, and w/ the car in pieces there really isnt much safe distance between the car parts and a heater @least right now:mad:

For my garage I've got a 240V 4800W heater.

Bought it for $70 on sale. Regular $100.

Most any local big box store should have something comparable.