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I used these in my old house, and they work quite well

Stay away from the foam Steve!! I priced the proper "blue" foam for my shop.....holy cow!! that stuff is exspensive up here. I chose fiberglass bats, as these were the most economical for my, and your application. bohica2xo is right on the money though with His post. It just wasn't very...

Scott, I have some spare 4 ft fluorecents you can have. That looks like a dungeon, and you won't be able to see Craig snaggin' parts.:D

You are an inspiration to us all Steve. We seem to thrive on cheap here :toothy10: That site is cool. Kind of like a For Garage owners only

WHAT? Do you mean that there are people smarter than us, and that Steve should probably listen to them over us? Makes sense.

That foil board would be ok, but you need to make sure that you Tuck tape all the seams, and caulk the edges. You should Tuck tape that door too. Nice job on the door, by the way. If you had any more crap in the rafters, you wouldn't need insulation :bootysha:

you could just insulate between the roof trusses at the rafters. Or you could do like Scott says, but do the rafters, not the joists.

At least I can look good in one :thebirdm: Sorry Steve, you will NEVER get into my speedo :bootysha:

Wife and I just cracked open a bottle of Forty Creek. Pretty sure I'll stay warm......and drunk.

The thermostat is just a switch. If you jump across the two contact screws, you won't hurt a thing. I did this with mine for a whole winter, just used my breaker as a switch. Stay warm Steve.

I built this by myself, to save some dough. We wanted an old driving shed type of look. It's fully insulated, and heated, and I put the temp garage on the front in the winter, just for the snowblower, etc. It's 20x30, and still not big enough.:angry7: