Maturing cheese in unheated garage, help!

[Menumaster]

Hi everyone....I've been making cheese for a while in New York however I've recently relocated to lovely Ireland and herein lies my problem.  My new house has absolutely no space for a fridge that I can use to mature my cheeses.  I have a garage which is big enough however it isn't heated.  Would you all agree that my only options are to a)-heat the garage above 55F (13c) or b) build a heated box for the fridge to sit in?  Or, is there a commercial (or other) solution that would work in my unheated garage, price, isn't necessarily too much of an issue (he says slightly tempting fate!)...thanks in advance for your help 

[5ittingduck]

Insulate the garage. 
It will act like a cave, the ground temperature will moderate internal air temperature. 
If you store a lot of cheese, thermal mass will assist if it is stored in a fridge or similar. 
If you stop it from dropping below freezing and rising above 20c, you will be OK.

[whatisboom]

a lot of homebrewers will install a lightbulb into an empty paint can (i've heard some people paint the inside black) and connect it to the hot side of a dual stage temp controller

thread about it https://www.homebrewtalk.com/forum/threads/paint-can-heater.461917/

[mikekchar]

It's hard to buy lightbulbs any more :-)  What you really want is a machine for mining bitcoinz.  Get rich quick! 

Interestingly back when Bitcoin was first developed I was living in a literal shack by the ocean in rural Japan.  I had no heater, so I literally did heat my house by mining bitcoins.  I still have them on an old machine somewhere.  They are worth a lot of money even now, but I can't bring myself to sell them because with their near zero utility, they are simply a scam for anyone who buys them...  I'm too nice a guy :-)

[whatisboom]

It's hard to buy lightbulbs any more :-)  What you really want is a machine for mining bitcoinz.  Get rich quick! 

Interestingly back when Bitcoin was first developed I was living in a literal shack by the ocean in rural Japan.  I had no heater, so I literally did heat my house by mining bitcoins.  I still have them on an old machine somewhere.  They are worth a lot of money even now, but I can't bring myself to sell them because with their near zero utility, they are simply a scam for anyone who buys them...  I'm too nice a guy :-)

You're welcome to give them to me. if that makes your conscience feel better