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Bathroom Extractor Fan Ducting Problems. An inline duct fan would be a good option. Installed an extractor fan in bathroom couple of months ago. My issue is with the ducting. You can reduce it by insulated ducting or keeping the fan running, may be longer run on time may be enough but not 100%. Of course, there’s always the possibility of a roof leak. Went into loft at christmas and noticed there was quite a large quantity of water in ducting. If you see water stains in the drywall around your bathroom exhaust fan, or water dripping from the fan itself, the most likely issue is condensation in the fan duct. Emptied water out and checked. The current ducting goes up to this naff (in my view) little vent. Water droplets coming through extractor fan. Can be installed up to 10 metres away (depending on the fan you choose). If you notice water dripping from your extractor then it is likely there is condensation in. The old broken fans appear to fit into existing ducting pipes of approx. I've been asked to install a number of bathroom extractor fans in an old hotel, but to use the existing ducting.

Can be installed up to 10 metres away (depending on the fan you choose). The current ducting goes up to this naff (in my view) little vent. Water droplets coming through extractor fan. My issue is with the ducting. I've been asked to install a number of bathroom extractor fans in an old hotel, but to use the existing ducting. Emptied water out and checked. The old broken fans appear to fit into existing ducting pipes of approx. If you notice water dripping from your extractor then it is likely there is condensation in. Installed an extractor fan in bathroom couple of months ago. You can reduce it by insulated ducting or keeping the fan running, may be longer run on time may be enough but not 100%.

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Bathroom Extractor Fan Ducting Problems I've been asked to install a number of bathroom extractor fans in an old hotel, but to use the existing ducting. I've been asked to install a number of bathroom extractor fans in an old hotel, but to use the existing ducting. Emptied water out and checked. Installed an extractor fan in bathroom couple of months ago. If you see water stains in the drywall around your bathroom exhaust fan, or water dripping from the fan itself, the most likely issue is condensation in the fan duct. The current ducting goes up to this naff (in my view) little vent. The old broken fans appear to fit into existing ducting pipes of approx. Went into loft at christmas and noticed there was quite a large quantity of water in ducting. Water droplets coming through extractor fan. Can be installed up to 10 metres away (depending on the fan you choose). My issue is with the ducting. An inline duct fan would be a good option. You can reduce it by insulated ducting or keeping the fan running, may be longer run on time may be enough but not 100%. If you notice water dripping from your extractor then it is likely there is condensation in. Of course, there’s always the possibility of a roof leak.