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Decent bathroom fan, please gents
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Patch, VentAxia are the market leaders , the dogs ******, are known for quality, but tend to be the most expensive . If the duct is only the thickness of the wall then an axial fan will be OK .
If there is 300 miles of ducting then a centrifugal is needed.
I just fitted the Airflow Icon in my bathroom . It has an iris shutter on the inside to stop backdraught , if there nothing on the telly you can sit and watch it open !! As said above though , it is circular.
Go for the VA .
If there is 300 miles of ducting then a centrifugal is needed.
I just fitted the Airflow Icon in my bathroom . It has an iris shutter on the inside to stop backdraught , if there nothing on the telly you can sit and watch it open !! As said above though , it is circular.
Go for the VA .
TBH I find the standard 4" axial extractor fans about as much use as a fart at a wind farm,,, they just don't clear the air at a fast enough rate to help reduce condensation on tiled surfaces.
Not that I don't fit them, I do, but i always offer a Centrifugal fan as my preferred option!
Not that I don't fit them, I do, but i always offer a Centrifugal fan as my preferred option!
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I've used the selv ones from screwfix Manrose Axial 20W Bathroom Fan | Screwfix.com
but you need to put the transformer somewhere, if you have an isolator switch then off of that to the tranny somewhere then use existiing 3 c+e for the 12volt feed to fan did one a while ago.
Toolstation do some IP44 for about
but you need to put the transformer somewhere, if you have an isolator switch then off of that to the tranny somewhere then use existiing 3 c+e for the 12volt feed to fan did one a while ago.
Toolstation do some IP44 for about
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