Next time I would add a wall mounted thermostat to control the heat cycle.You could run CSST to the firebox but I would advise a black pipe interface within the firebox as it gets very hot within.

I completed my Oregon 150-hour real estate pre-license course a few weeks ago, and can honestly say that the decision with which programme to pick is very important!

If you have baseboards with the thermostat on the heater itself, check to see if you have a failed thermostat on one, or more, heaters.  

The other thought is I could give them all control of the thermostat, leave it in the common area, and let them all collectively set the temp, but that seems like a recipe for war.

Hi Jake,I use a thermostat from Chicago Controls that keeps the heat set at 68 degrees.  

I don't install programmable t stats to keep things simple.

The thermostat is located in one unit to control the heat for the entire house.

Something that multiple users can see.I would like to be able to focus more on pulling comps and other more important activities than fumbling though pdf's, etc.We have a programmer in-house that I'm considering putting on this task, but if something already exists, I'd rather go that route.I think I just described a potential new position...I've found a couple that I'm testing at the moment, but am curious to hear others' thoughts.Thanks!

I am not taking the Habitat store, I am talking real business furniture dealers that have used stuff, often good things to have- Efficient heating system, depending on age, plus fancy thermostats that can limit the range they operate in (or just a lockbox).

But it also helps that I have designers and programmers who work full time for me.