Heating

[Guest]

Notorious being a older boat has no heating. I have a small heater for when there is hookup but its rubbish so i need a new one.

I was also wondering what i could get for when there is no hookup? A few times this year we have been out and about and its been absolutely taters when the sun goes down and with no form of heating or shore power i had to resort to the burners but i really dont like doing that so i thought it's time i did something about it before i poison myself.

Whats good out there.. funds permitting

[senator]

Propex Heatsource is the cheapest and easiest to fit of the blown air heaters about £450 all in

[RedRover]

Propex Heatsource is the cheapest and easiest to fit of the blown air heaters about £450 all in

I think they sell them in Norfolk marine Wroxham..

[mbird]

Indeed they do Barry, and also price matched the cheapest I found on the internet when I bought out triple outlet HS2800 kit earlier this year. I did have to spend quite a bit extra on ducting etc from JPC though. I also bit the bullet and used the Webasto insulation for the hot air ducts to make the Propex more efficient.