Extractor Fan Vent Into Loft Space at Eldon Berthold blog

Extractor Fan Vent Into Loft Space. Builders left two bathroom extractor fans going into the loft (which i know is against building regulations). If you look where he's fitted the fan in the loft there should be a white flexible pipe running from the top of the fan out to the soffit or a roof vent. This will condense when it touches anything cold, like the underside of the roof. I have since had 2 roof tile vents fitted. You are right to be concerned, as your fan is simply moving the humid air from the bathroom to the cold loft, where it is. As far as i'm aware its imperative to vent externally, venting into loft space is a no no. I personally would insulate the duct, i have seen instances where steam has condensed on the inside a cold vertical duct and dripped back through the fan into the. We have a bathroom with no external windows and an extractor fan that, we just discovered, vents straight upwards into the cold. Either a eves vent, roof vent (mushroom) on. Check that bathroom extractor vents are venting outside of the loft.

Either a eves vent, roof vent (mushroom) on. I have since had 2 roof tile vents fitted. I personally would insulate the duct, i have seen instances where steam has condensed on the inside a cold vertical duct and dripped back through the fan into the. We have a bathroom with no external windows and an extractor fan that, we just discovered, vents straight upwards into the cold. This will condense when it touches anything cold, like the underside of the roof. If you look where he's fitted the fan in the loft there should be a white flexible pipe running from the top of the fan out to the soffit or a roof vent. Builders left two bathroom extractor fans going into the loft (which i know is against building regulations). Check that bathroom extractor vents are venting outside of the loft. As far as i'm aware its imperative to vent externally, venting into loft space is a no no. You are right to be concerned, as your fan is simply moving the humid air from the bathroom to the cold loft, where it is.

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Extractor Fan Vent Into Loft Space As far as i'm aware its imperative to vent externally, venting into loft space is a no no. If you look where he's fitted the fan in the loft there should be a white flexible pipe running from the top of the fan out to the soffit or a roof vent. Either a eves vent, roof vent (mushroom) on. Builders left two bathroom extractor fans going into the loft (which i know is against building regulations). Check that bathroom extractor vents are venting outside of the loft. I personally would insulate the duct, i have seen instances where steam has condensed on the inside a cold vertical duct and dripped back through the fan into the. You are right to be concerned, as your fan is simply moving the humid air from the bathroom to the cold loft, where it is. As far as i'm aware its imperative to vent externally, venting into loft space is a no no. We have a bathroom with no external windows and an extractor fan that, we just discovered, vents straight upwards into the cold. I have since had 2 roof tile vents fitted. This will condense when it touches anything cold, like the underside of the roof.