If you’re lucky often HVAC vertical runs to upper floors may use interior garage walls depending on your layout and furnaces position. From my basement I have 6 runs in 3 different areas of the garage buried just under the drywall, it’s like a highway. An HVAC professional will be accessing the situation next week. I’d love to just tie it into the FA/Gas whole home system. BTW, I’m starting with a fully insulated garage.
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I don't know what the building codes are like in the States, but I'm fairly certain you can't legally heat/cool a garage space using the forced-air circulation from the house.
There's a reason insulated, automatic-close doors and double layers of drywall with non-overlapping seams are standard on modern houses: they don't want carbon monoxide from a running vehicle to enter the house.
If you were to permanently remove the garage door(s) and isolate the golf area from the rest of the parking space, you might get away with it.
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Every circumstance is different of course. Having a licensed pro do the HVAC work. In my case the space is essentially all SIM. garage doors bolted shut, vapour barrier, studs, insulation, drywall so zero chance of C/O (well at least from a car running)Comment
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I live in Ontario. I installed a sim for my buddy and put in this. It’s perfect in his 2 car garage.
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Yes I’ve seen these they look like they work greatOriginally posted by mthunt View Post
i think a mini split is best for ontario as summers get pretty hotComment
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