I live in Connecticut. No Natural Gas available. Fuel oil readily available.
I have not been able to use this detached garage because of condensation issues with the concrete floor once the doors are opened. When I go into the garage it is always very cold inside it. The garage is built into the hill. It could be pouring rain outside for a week with many inches of rainfall and I never get a drop of water inside the garage. But, on a nice day when I enter the garage, as mentioned very cold inside garage, and open the overhead doors, the floor gets lots of moisture on it due to condensation.
I want to heat the garage. I can acquire a Oil Fired Forced air unit and an oil tank. I plan to power vent the furnace out the side wall. The furnace is 110,000 BTU. There is no plenum on top of the unit. My primary goal is to get heat as easily and cheaply inside the garage to warm it up. Not worried at this time about heating the second floor.
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This back corner where the orange snow blower is where I would want to put the oil tank. I know there needs to be min 5' clearance between the tank and appliance.
Any advice or input will be appreciated.
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