Im worried about pipes freezing the back of the house. We keep the heat down in the low 60's during the winter when the stove is going.
Not only am I worried about the pipes but the thermostat is in the back hall way as well, and Im not really trying to pay for heat in the half of the house that we rarely ever use.
Im running an Englander NC-30 with a blower attached. It keeps the three rooms we generally use plenty warm and this winter the thermostat never really kicked in. Im worried if I add the door in that the heat pump would keep running and that the rooms in the back with the two bathrooms would get cold, and possibly pipes freeze. I should probably add in there that we have rather mild winters, only snowed twice this year and thats more than we usually get! 10 inches was snow-magedon.
what do yall think? Ive added a crude drawing (that I spent way too much time on, but hey its dark and I cant split any wood!)
Not only am I worried about the pipes but the thermostat is in the back hall way as well, and Im not really trying to pay for heat in the half of the house that we rarely ever use.
Im running an Englander NC-30 with a blower attached. It keeps the three rooms we generally use plenty warm and this winter the thermostat never really kicked in. Im worried if I add the door in that the heat pump would keep running and that the rooms in the back with the two bathrooms would get cold, and possibly pipes freeze. I should probably add in there that we have rather mild winters, only snowed twice this year and thats more than we usually get! 10 inches was snow-magedon.
what do yall think? Ive added a crude drawing (that I spent way too much time on, but hey its dark and I cant split any wood!)