What if I would like to heat an area that is about 30" wide?
627420
I would look for a different width product. This one is only 20"... If you centered it in your 30" space, you'd have 5" on each side that would be unheated. While the heat does spread a little bit, you'd still feel cold spots where there was no wire... it would not spread 5"
627421
All HeatTech heating mats are 20" wide and come in a variety of lengths, making it easy to accommodate almost any type of floor heating project. Mesh can be cut when needed, to achieve desired versatility and project's layout requirements. Please see the following link: http://www.heattechproducts.com/how-to-install-radiant-floor-heating-matsPlease e-mail us a drawing of your project and we will size the radiant heating kit for you and show the best possible layout.
1535713
We use ours to heat a 500 sq ft space and it does the job. Hope this helps.
235267
As long as you have enough space around the heater so not to start a fire. Blows out a good 10 feet, its keeping a space very warm that is about 500sq feet and it is -30 here.
16219
If the area you are trying to heat is not a room open to other room (example, bedroom with door closed), the heater should heat between 750 sq. ft. and 900 sq. ft. If the room is open to other rooms, the heater cannot keep the entire area heated, but can keep area around the heater out to near the minimum (750 sq. ft) warm. Hope this answers your question.
1358811
It will heat that size no problem. However, you will need to modify the latch on the door so that it does not smoke you out. I used a small piece of 1/2 EMT to make the door shut tightly. Also, do not add stove pipe sections beyond what it is shipped to you with or it will not draft properly. And you will want to burn it hot outside prior to putting it in the sauna because all of the paint will burn off.
1243634
I think that would work just fine. The pigtail for the heat and humidity is just like the end of an extension cord, so you certainly have room.
100218
I have purchased three and with the way that they heat my outdoor bathrooms I am sure that a heater will take care of 150-225 sq. ft. areas just fine.
348903
I think it will struggle to heat this area. I am assuming that this room is high. Heat rises so you will be heating the upper part (possible where the bedrooms are) I suggest you get the Sengoku CV-2230 KeroHeat Convection 23,000-BTU Portable Kerosene Heater. I did use that unit in a great room but used a fan placed on the upper level to 'push' heat back down and around - did a great job and was very, very economic - remember to do monthly maintenance on these units to get the best out of them
2145897
My first response would be yes but always be sure that it doesn't get too warm. The heat may even irritate the area.
1973308
A small to medium size room warms up well over thirty minutes anything over 12x12 may be disappointing unless another space greater is add ed
181271
I have mine in an area that measures 10ftX7ft but you can adjust to just about any space you have.
283049
it warms our large living/front room. it's about 14'X28'. any bigger, it prob wouldn't reach the whole room.
196171
It would probably get hot enough, but I would want something larger for stability before I put a pan of hot oil on it!
419504
You could but I don't think it would give off much heat. I sit in front of it to get warm. but putting it on the highest level is a bit bright. so I guess I would not recommend it for that purpose.
618522
Used it in 250-300 sqft area, venting is always a good idea, run it for 20 minutes or so first time fired up to burn of the packing oil on the element......
1081679
I mainly use it in my living room/tv/dining room, about 25x30. It is sort of one large room with half walls. It heats the entire area well.
1992099
Depends on a lot of factors, especially insulation but assuming its well insulated I'd say a 10x10 room would be a max size. It's more of a supplementary heat than a main heater... unless you're heating a dog house! ;)