[Noisebridge-discuss] heating @ 2169

Trent Robbins robbintt at gmail.com
Wed Dec 2 06:42:46 UTC 2015


My feeling is that the ceilings are quite high and the costs of electric
space heaters can be extreme. There is a type of propane barn heater which
is good in theory but a huge fire risk in practice.

Is there some way we could trap the air a little better in the space? I
know winterproofing exists but I don't think it is a quick job. It also
prevents the sealed windows from being opened.

FYI I recommend retreating to turing for warmth, with the doors closed.

T

On Tuesday, December 1, 2015, Patrick O'Doherty <p at trickod.com> wrote:

> hey folks.
>
> it's cold in SF this week which means it's quite cold in the space too.
>
> outside of closing the windows and doors we don't have much in the way
> of keeping the space warm.
>
> would a few space heaters for classrooms in particular be enough to stop
> attendance waning?
>
> have we had any successful heating experiments in years past?
>
> p
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