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Can you finish a downstairs WC extractor fan in the floor void?
Anonymous user 23/02/2024 - 2.39 PM
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Anonymous user
yes ..no problem at all. if your joists are narrow then you may need a narrow rectangular ducting to fit inbertween your ceiling and upstairs floor. edd
Answered3 March 2012
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Anonymous user
NO!
Answered3 March 2012
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Anonymous user
no you would build up condensation in the floor and this could have an effect on the timber in that area ,you should try to run a pipe from the extractor to the outside of the building or through a brick wall after cutting access
through it ,,kind regards richard taggart
Answered3 March 2012
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Anonymous user
PARDON???????the whole idea of an extractor fan is to fistly disperse of the moisture content in the air caused by hot water/showers ect secondary smells all of which rise hence the extractor goes to the highest point possible either on wall or cieling and then vent outside ,never heard of 1 venting in the floor,
Answered3 March 2012
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Roc builders
Rating: 5 out of 5
Totally agree with substructure and richard taggart.Would like to think that ews has misread/understood the question lol.
Answered4 March 2012
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