What items do I need to install an inline fan in my bathroom?

[@JAYBOLA1]

Always use insulated ducting. You'll get damp issues in the loft otherwise

[@davesmith9844]

You should recommend insulated ducting as it's entering an unconditioned space (the loft). You'll get condensation forming on normal ducting and damp issues.

[@Zodliness]

Informative video, I used one of these kits to fashion an extractor hood over my laser engraver. Saved me some money over buying a pricier pre-manufactured hood.

[@twostickes]

i would like to have seen the Roof Tile Vents, also what electricals typically used, eg humidistat, timer, etc.

[@paullewis1637]

Very helpful and simple to follow, thank you

[@Rosshhp]

Shall we install in reverse direction mode for fresh air ventilation?

[@Aylaun84]

How does this work? Is it connected to the light switch? Or can it be connected to light switch?

[@zeea6507]

Please advice me, I had an inline extractor fan fitted and a roof tile vent but he has connected the inline fan to a normal extractor fan. So my bathroom has a celling extractor fan connected to an inline one in the roof. Is this ok or should he have just used a vent in the bathroom?

[@chaohongli2329]

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[@chicofoxo]

Useful video. I am adding two ensuite bathrooms adjacent to each other. Should I add two inline fans for each, or would one inline fan serve both if I split the ducting? Also I assume the wider the ducting, the faster it extracts?

[@akhilsingh133]

How far should be place the fan from extraction point to get maximum efficiency

[@LimelightOfDawn]

Hi, has the ducting simply been cut to insert the backdraught shutter, and then secured with the clips? I already have this installed in my new build but without a backdraught shutter and I need to add one. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks a lot

[@javadocF16]

Great video, Thanks

[@lifter98]

What about a condensation trap?

[@bertmerc]

how do I remove the Fantech bathroom grille?

[@Stubear22374]

Can venting be done through a roof tile,

[@revorgytube6440]

Would this work in a kitchen?? ✌️

[@rathman4601]

How would you wire 1 fan for use on 2 separate bathrooms?

[@ddk4664]

You get 2 fans

[@salauddinrana5417]

How much price

[@ignaciobarcia1549]

Thank you very much!

[@daverdal1]

Great video. I liked it. Ont point of advice it to use black transitiosn between scenes instead of white. Easier on the eyes.

[@paullewis1637]

You don’t have a link fir the inline backdraft shutter ????

[@orangbaik4296]

Tombol

[@FrancisOpoku]

How far can you duct this vertically through the roof?

[@johnlennon1151]

It's not advised to duct vertically mate

[@jean-marccaudrelier17]

Je recherche moi même un extracteur d'air électrique et il y en a tellement que je n'e sais quoi prendre.

[@michaelreynolds6543]

could i utilise this in my campervan to extract air to the outside

[@jimpickens2577]

why not?

[@jeffjeffjeff2]

Great video. A question if I may: is insulated ducting worth the extra cost over the white plastic type you'd see used with a tumble dryer for example? We inherited two bathroom extractor fans in our house and one has an insulated hose and the other does not. I wondered about "upgrading" the non-insualted one but wasn't sure if it would actually make a difference.....or whether it would just be a placebo effect. If it makes any difference, the non insulated one (family bathroom) gets more use than the insulated one (en-suite)...

[@FrontSideBus]

We had one that used semi rigid aluminium duct and it was really noisy. Replaced it with insulated acoustic duct and now you can't even hear it when it's on!

[@dw4525]

@@FrontSideBuswas anything else upgraded, or just the ducting?

[@FrontSideBus]

@@dw4525 Just the duct. Same fan.

[@grahamcharlton861]

Why dont you answer peoples comments

[@gerardennis9211]

Great video

[@gandhi1078]

I’ve got similar in my loft but after a few weeks the fan fills with water? Why would this occur

[@roberthanley3657]

I think you need to fit an extractor Fan Condensation Trap With Overflow. Toolstation do a good one.

[@paradoxdea]

Never run a bathroom fan duct to the soffit; as it will suck the condensate-laden air BACK into the roof space.

[@addygrubber5351]

Where do you run it to then?

[@AlexGnok]

Most uk houses don't have soffit vents. So no, it won't suck anything back

[@satwinderdhariwal]

You can run it on the front face of the facia instead of the underside. Gutter goes over the front job done

[@guchigonzalez2324]

?Can this be installed in a bedroom¿

[@jimpickens2577]

sure

[@rangiflavell4639]

Thank you…

[@dilligaf2386]

Quality

[@brandoncherry1651]

That's called a fart muffler