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Question: Can this be used by just sitting it on the concrete floor when needed?
Document: Not a lot of money but powerful enough to heat when needed. A perfect fit for my garage.
I put this dimplex workshop heater in my 3 car garage(600sq ft) to heat the garage as needed and I have been in my wood shop (single car garage side) more than ever. This is a great little heater for the $$.
We have a very old house and a dirt floor for a cellar. A stone foundation. With this past winter we were getting frozen pipes and a few bursts. Consequently, we had that area insulated and installed the Dimplex Heater. It has been great! Being thermostatically controlled, the heater maintains
Probably be okay if you had it someplace that had easy access to the rear and not very far from the floor. I installed a 230V thermostat to the outlet that I have the heater plugged into and turned the heaters thermostat to max. Works great. And yes I would recommend this heater.
I needed 50 feet of wire, a dual pole 20 amp breaker, various pieces of conduit, a receptacle and a couple of junction boxes. I got pretty fancy with the receptacle (added a weatherproof plate over the receptacle, etc) and total cost to wire up the new outlet was about $70.
I settled on this unit after trying several others that had various problems. This actually was the least expensive unit which I tried and was concerned it would not have the power that I needed. I have a 10x28 insulated sun-room that was not heated which I am converting into real living space. To cut to the chase, this unit has worked very well.
This is a decent heater for the money. I have a 75K BTU Hot Dawg that I was too late (read: too lazy, waited until there was snow on the roof so I could not vent) in installing this winter. I purchased this because it only needed 12 gauge wire (20A) 220V power and it was easy to update the 110V outlet and breaker from 110V to 20A 220V, to accommodate it.
I used it in the back of a 16' box truck and it kept me nice and toasty. Never had any issues with it even after running it for long periods of time.
Just used it to heat my basement this winter, did an excellent job. It was a little noisy though because one of the tabs was rubbing. I bent it back and now it works fine.
Works well and what I would expect. Trying to find the &#34;right&#34; thermostat setting takes some doing but getting used to it. Had to change out the plug to match my exsisting 240v wall plug.
Answer: The air blows downward slightly. I would say you could use it on a concrete floor.