Now I'm retired I have a lot of DIY projects that require me to spend time in my garage using a range of tools (from power tools down to electronics). The garage is about 20 years old, single skin house brick, concrete floor, dpm in good nick, pitched roof, usual swing up door, detached. I'm not looking to do a full blown conversion (at least I don't think I am?) but from October to April it's just too cold and damp (it's not leaking - I mean it matches the humidity of the air outside as you would expect) in there to make it workable; obviously any form of heating is a waste of time.
So my plan is to put in some insulation to floor, walls and ceilings and then a small heater .. nothing elaborate or even pretty (nobody's going in there except me .. it's a workshop after all). But I sense all sorts of issues with the walls being single skin and the issue of ventilation etc.
Any advice much appreciated
Thanks guys
So my plan is to put in some insulation to floor, walls and ceilings and then a small heater .. nothing elaborate or even pretty (nobody's going in there except me .. it's a workshop after all). But I sense all sorts of issues with the walls being single skin and the issue of ventilation etc.
Any advice much appreciated
Thanks guys