Bathroom Extractor Fan Under Floor

What I would like to know is if it's possible/practical is to fit the extractor to just above the skirting board and have the duct go round the floor of the porch. I understand that hot air rises etc, but what I don't know is whether that really makes much difference if the fan can replace the air in the room sufficiently quickly. I have a bathroom in the middle of my flat (1st floor) and I need to install an extractor fan (there isn't one there today).

It's not possible to run the extractor fan across the ceiling but we can raise the room flooring (in the bathroom and the adjacent bedroom). The bedroom is approx 18ft. We have a half-bath without any exhaust fan (it has supply air vent only).

So it stinks on occasion. We'd like to install an exhaust fan, but the half-bath is located in the middle of the first floor, and there is absolutely no way to vent it outside through the ceiling (long to explain why but real. Installing bathroom extractor fans is a practical and effective way to enhance ventilation and maintain a healthy bathroom environment.

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Hi, I need to fit an extractor fan in a downstairs wetroom. The plan is to have a ceiling fan that vents under the floorboards using rigid ducting. The problem is there is only circa 10cm of space under the floorboards and this has to fit the fan and a flat converter/90 degree angle bend.

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