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What is the best heat source for a finished basement? |
I am finishing my basement. I need to be able to heat the basement. The rest of my house is heated by electric baseboard heat. There is a old woodstove in the basement but the chimney is cracked and i'm not sure i want to use wood. Stick to electric heat, it is cheap to install and is cheaper to heat with than gas or oil. You could use baseboard heat but I like wall heaters better. If your basement is below ground it will not take much electricity to heat. Measure the square feet of the space you want to heat and let the place you get your heaters tell you how much kilowatt heaters you will need. Get a chimmney liner installed and put in a gas log. They look nice, and give off a lot of heat. Electric heat is the most expensive kind there is. Fix the chimney. i would go with ventless gas logs......install them in many houses and never had a problem...... Look into the different types of heating systems that are flat, and go sub-floor, or sub-floor-covering. Try an apartment building. |
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