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I did think it was a joke but I was also confused. Makes sense now, but no worries, our relatively new combination boiler is doing fine so the house has nothing to worry about haha. And yes, any electric heater would be in reference to the gardenhouse

I actually know first hand how little it takes to heat a super-tight insulated house - obviously not striving for that in this situation, but your comment about the boiler condensate freezing has me concerned :S Was that a joke or are you implying leaving a portable electric heater in the...

Definitely not - as I said, mainly for food storage, our second fridge, few odd bits and if there's any remaining space, some kind of sofa and a tv

I would be inclined to agree.. we would like it to be a comfortable space at least on one side so a good level of insulation would be preferable - if only to negate the cost of having a small electric heater in the room (such a small volume wouldn't take much heating anyway, but insulation and a...

Thank you very much for your time in responding. Both of you have given me a lot to think about with regards to the quality of the space inside that I am trying to achieve. This will be easier defined once I fully assess the working dimensions of my plot. I am fully clued in on the "eco"...

Can anyone here offer any help?

Dear All, I am new to this forum and have tried to find information already created with regards to garage renovation, but I still have some questions! The most similar post that I found with regards to the general idea is this: http://www.diynot.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=227249 In...