Couple questions. Recently purchased a house with a 450 sq foot addition. The main portion of the house is heated with forced-air gas heat and a central A/C. The addition has attic space, but it is not accessible once the drywall is installed. (they had paneling and I ripped it all out.) The previous owners had installed 220v electric baseboard heat along the outside walls. I yanked the units out, and was going to replace them with new units using the existing wiring. I am wondering if I have other options though, being that the framing is all exposed now and I would prefer not to have the issue with keeping furniture and electrical cords away from the baseboard units. Oh, if it helps, the addition is on a slab, house is in the Philly burbs (Willow Grove) and the electric baseboard is/was wired to a separate 60 amp off-peak service. In addition, there are currently two vents / registers along the floor from the original part of the house into the addition. My guess is that is wasn't sufficient to heat the entire space? Please help me! Cost estimates with options would be appreciated.

;) hello to all this is my first time here i hope you can answer my question, i have been told that i can purchase a unit that will mount in the exhaust pipe of my oil burner to put a little heat in the basement some type of heat exchanger i guess!!! is there such a thing ? if so what is it called ? thanx for this forum muddyrudder