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Best Replacement Heating System??

Sheri
Sheri Member Posts: 2
Does direct-vent always mean using an outside wall? Sounds like a wall furnace is the right idea but the space available for it is on an interior wall and I don't think there is a choice about it.

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  • Sheri
    Sheri Member Posts: 2
    Best Replacement Heating System??

    My old propane furnace died yesterday. My propane guy is perfectly willing to replace it with a duplicate model but...I was hoping to find a smaller unit to do the same job and he isn't offering up any suggestions. All I need is a propane heater with a blower to warm a small space (1000 sq. ft) that stays pretty warm as it is. I am imagining something wall mounted, maybe analogous to what an on-demand water heater looks like. Any ideas?
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  • Joe Brix
    Joe Brix Member Posts: 626
    gas wall heaters

    Whatever you get, make sure it's direct vent. Look at Monitor and Cozy they have nice units.

    www.monitorproducts.com
    www.cozyheaters.com
  • Darin_3
    Darin_3 Member Posts: 27
    Wall Heaters

    Stay away from units that use an ECO switch as a safety. They can be EXTREMELY unreliable. your salesman should be familiar with what I mean. If he isn't, keep shopping.
  • JackFre
    JackFre Member Posts: 225
    go to www.ductlessheating.com

    Do your heat loss in the "heat selector" section. I would think the Rinnai 1004 will do the trick for you. Best technology and reliability in the catagory.
  • Joe Brix
    Joe Brix Member Posts: 626
    some wall heaters

    offer a top mounted flue. You vent up through the wall stud cavity and out the roof. Look at Empire heaters also.
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