Best way to heat a Woodwork Shop

Here's the best way to heat a woodworking shop.

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This little shed houses a fireplace with something resembling a truck radiator. Water is circulated through the flooring mill-woodworking shop and the house offering nearly free heat for both.

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The fuel for this unit? Off Cuts, Mill Ends, SCRAP wood from the woodshop.

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No disposal cost, no delivery surcharge.

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This is the most efficient way to heat any woodworking shop.

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Inside the shop and showroom are 2 small radiators with fans that are controlled by a thermostat.

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Running a profitable woodworking business is about efficiency and practicality. The lower your overhead the higher your profit and the greater your ability to keep pricing competetive.
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This is the other shop unit. It is designed so that it doesn't load up with sawdust.

Welcome to A Small Flooring Mill blog.

A Small Flooring Mill "Blog"

Welcome to our Flooring Mill Blog. My name is Merv and Lisa is the one editing this blog with me. The purpose of this website is to share information about hardwood and softwood flooring with people searching for information. We want to inspire homeowners to choose the right materials, do it yourselfers to build better and help professionals to hone their skills , and maybe sell a little more flooring from our mill in the process.

Our flooring mill is a wholesale operation, however we may sell small lots directly to contractors in some cases.

Stay tuned for photos of our operation here near Collingwood Ontario. We will show you how we do our job, our unique equipment and methods as well. BTW, we have shipped flooring as far away as Texas and Alberta.

Merv Gardner