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Oil Furnace Shoebox Services 02-18-2008
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Posted by Shoebox Services on February 18, 2008, 11:55 am
How much TU would I need to heat a house with over 1700 Square Feet.

Is 100,000 BTU furnace sufficient?

Thanks.



Posted by Tony Hwang on February 18, 2008, 12:01 pm
Shoebox Services wrote:
> How much TU would I need to heat a house with over 1700 Square Feet.
>
> Is 100,000 BTU furnace sufficient?
>
> Thanks.
>
>
Hi,
At what efficiency? And your location?

Posted by Shoebox Services on February 18, 2008, 12:08 pm
An average house with no basement and its located in Kingston, ON Canada

> Shoebox Services wrote:
>> How much TU would I need to heat a house with over 1700 Square Feet.
>>
>> Is 100,000 BTU furnace sufficient?
>>
>> Thanks.
> Hi,
> At what efficiency? And your location?



Posted by Sid on February 18, 2008, 12:58 pm

> An average house with no basement and its located in Kingston, ON Canada
>
> > Shoebox Services wrote:
> >> How much TU would I need to heat a house with over 1700 Square Feet.
> >>
> >> Is 100,000 BTU furnace sufficient?
> >>
> >> Thanks.
> > Hi,
> > At what efficiency? And your location?

Oh, then thats 52,323.67 BTU's. Add the typical fudge factor and
that'll be 152,323.67 BTU's.

But the above only applies if the garage and master bedroom both face
South on a slab over a insulated basement.

Call a contractor pay him to run a load calculation.

Posted by Lynne on February 18, 2008, 2:26 pm
Thanks for all of your silly answers. I will call the Furnace company. We
just moved into a new home and we were just wondering.


>
>> An average house with no basement and its located in Kingston, ON Canada
>>
>> > Shoebox Services wrote:
>> >> How much TU would I need to heat a house with over 1700 Square Feet.
>> >>
>> >> Is 100,000 BTU furnace sufficient?
>> >>
>> >> Thanks.
>> > Hi,
>> > At what efficiency? And your location?
>
> Oh, then thats 52,323.67 BTU's. Add the typical fudge factor and
> that'll be 152,323.67 BTU's.
>
> But the above only applies if the garage and master bedroom both face
> South on a slab over a insulated basement.
>
> Call a contractor pay him to run a load calculation.



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