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Updated about 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

Heating solution for granny flat
Hey all,
I have a 425sqft add-on (was added on to the main house years ago; isn't reached by HVAC from main house) that I need a heating solution for. About to be occupied by a new tenant. There's already a window AC unit that functions great; I'd rather not lose that unit and install an expensive mini split...
Any baseboard heating solutions or anything of the sort you can recommend? Need something more permanent than a plug in space heater or something like that.
Really appreciate any thoughts.
Best (and Happy New Year!),
Ian