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Watch your heaters!

Watch your heaters!

Posted by BradandSara on 12/5/2006
Hey everyone,
A propane heater took my shop down. You can't be too careful this winter!
Brad
 
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Oh noes....
You have got to be kidding me.... that seriously sucks man.

Did you see it burn down? Thankfully there are no other structures near it at least.

Good luck getting it rebuilt.



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» Posted by .WAXY. on 12/5/2006 10:37:48 AM.
Sorry to see that
Hope you get back on your feet soon. Glad noone was hurt.
» Posted by DaddyO on 12/5/2006 11:12:39 AM.
Man!!!
That's a bummer, I'm really sorry to hear about that!!! at least it's all material and can be replaced!!! it'll just motivate you to bust ass when the next one is up and running!!!

Safety First!!
» Posted by YoMomma-sanSGlass on 12/5/2006 11:21:10 AM.
That last pic...
What kind of tank is that in the last pic? Is that a liquid tank? Did anything explode?
» Posted by .WAXY. on 12/5/2006 12:01:44 PM.
Dam!
Thats Harsh~~~I'll be more careful for sure. Hope you get everything back~Peace Be with you.
» Posted by Eusheen on 12/5/2006 1:46:56 PM.
oh man
thats tragic, sorry to here that. i wish you the best of luck rebuilding it .
» Posted by AbelVicente on 12/5/2006 2:17:50 PM.
so sorry, man thats awful.
good luck gettin back on your feet.
» Posted by JasonLeeGlass on 12/5/2006 3:35:14 PM.
What type of heater did you have?
If you have a small shop (sorry bro) you can only run infrared heat or eletric. Those propain convection heaters kill mass breathabel air and light stuff on fire. The heat emited from a 50,000 BTU is enough to cause wood 12 feet above it to combust(overtime).It actualy fills up with expent gass and it's flash-point is much lower. So sory for your loss...I have had a few bad fires at different studios but nothing that bad...At least you have your health and safty
» Posted by Bronx on 12/9/2006 10:18:52 AM.
wow
amazing pics. glad no one was hurt!
» Posted by AnAnonymousCoward on 7/6/2007 4:12:15 PM.

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