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Bathroom Fitting

Bathroom extraction fan in internal bathroom of flat

Anonymous user 01/03/2024 - 2.50 PM

My brother has recently purchased a 2nd floor flat. He has an internal bathroom and is looking to have an extraction fan or something to prevent damp is this something that can be done?

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3 Answers

kevin cassidy building contractors

Rating: 5 out of 5
Accrington
An internal bathroom should already have timed mechanical ventilation. This should have been picked up by any sort of survey. This can be installed through loft (if it is a loft above) or between floor joists.
Answered26 August 2014
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Bathexpert LTD

Rating: 5 out of 5
Uxbridge
Fit in loft an extractor fan with timer , inline, with a good flow rate, 150-230 m3/hour . It is silent and powerful . Thanks
Answered8 September 2014
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Anonymous user

A mechanical extractor should have been installed already especially if there is no window. An extractor can be fitted through external walls, ceiling into attic space or though floor cavities and vented outside.
Answered27 August 2014
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