Can this warm up the single garage, not shorts and t-shirt warm but long pants, long sleeves and hoody warm comfy?
141788
Garages are usually not sealed and cold air will come in and hot air going out. You'll likely need to have it facing you at close proximity to feel the warmth. This would apply to any other heaters this size. But if you do have a sealed garage, and depending on its size, it will have to be left on for a few hours before you feel warmth throughout the room.
181487
I am heating my garage that is insulated about 500 sq ft unit set at 66 degrees very comfortable outside temps have been in 20s
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.
73468
If your garage is insulated it might generate enough heat. But I don't think it would be very efficient. There are some nice propane heaters that would burn much less fuel. My Camp Chef burns a 20 lb tank in about 8 hours. It is cheaper than buying firewood while camping but seems a bit expensive for regular use in your garage.
1316795
My garage is well insulated just shy of 900 sq. ft. This little heater will have my garage heated to 60+ degrees with the thermostat barely on the medium setting. That is with outside temps in the low 20's.Great heater,don't buy anything else,
1535711
I use it in a three car garage(720 sq ft) to take the chill off when I'm working out there. It works out quite well for me. I like it and myself I think it would heat a 20x13 room.
419503
Sure, but I think it would be a waste and it won't do squat to heat the garage. It is really only suitable for heating a very small enclosed area, like a small bathroom. If you are using it to keep you warm while at a work bench in the garage or something, it might work if you keep it a couple of feet from you. Overall, I'd suggest saving your money and buying another product.
943621
Probably so, I have two of them in my motorhome, which is approx. 300sq.ft and they kept it at 72 degrees inside, while outside got down to 28 degrees! It depends on sq.ft. of the garage, and how well it is insulated, you might need two.
541274
I'm not sure what they say in the specs, but I have a 20'X24' uninsulated garage and I am a little disappointed. It was very easy to install and works great and if you are supplementing another heat source then you will be happy. Maybe if my garage was insulated I would be more pleased.
1450339
I would say probably not very well if your garage gets that hot. This isn't an air conditioner, it's just a fan so if you want something that can cool down a garage that hot, this isn't the fan for you.It will probably feel like the hot air is just blowing around your garage.
509055
Depends on the size of the room. Also, I would think you'd still need a sweater and a blanket (or two sweaters and a few blankets), but it does heat the room well here in Southern California (no insulation, but temps only go down to high 30sF). Good luck.
878445
Probably not well. Many factors need to be considered such as the ambient temperature and how much you would like to raise it. 1,500 watts or 5120 BTU's per hour would raise your room with average insulation only 10 degrees F. It would make you feel warmer having it next to you while you were out there. Here's a link to an on-line calculator that you might find helpful. http://www.calculator.net/btu-calculator.html
1778954
I doubt that this unit could do much in a space as large as a single car garage, even if the garage was well insulated.
1931635
This heater has two heat settings. I believe they are 600 & 1200 watts. It would depend on what the outside temperature is and how warm you'd like to keep your garage. If you just want to keep the temperature above freezing during very cold weather...yes it probably would. However if your desire is to keep your garage at 65 degrees when the outside temperature is 25 degrees, then this particular heater does not produce enough BTU's.
1549188
It will heat an 800 sq ft room in just a few minutes and keep it warm without much effort. I have not tried it in a larger room but, I am sure it would easily heat a two car garage with no problem.
943619
Given its range and specs, it will most likely, in my opinion, heat a small part of the garage space. If you are working on your vehicle and directing it to your workspace, it will do an okay job.
76346
Depends on the size of the garage and what you mean by super cold. If the cats have a nice box with a blankee in the bottom. If you leave the heater on to heat the garage and not just turn it on at the last minute. If it's going to be sub-zero. Your best bet would be to get a cat bed heating pad that they sell here on Amazon. Then you won't have to heat the whole garage and they'll be toasty. It'd save electricity too.