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I am not sure if the chimney is capped or not. Does it make a difference? I don't want to cause myself more problems with damp! Thanks for the advice.

That's a very good point!! That means 2 vent tiles then. Damn it! (Doubles the cost). What about connecting the hoses to a nearby chimney brest?? Is that safe do you think?

Thanks for all the advice. I understand that I need a seperate hose for each extractor, but can I not join them together before conncting them to the vent? Seems ridiculous to have to have 2 seperate holes in the roof when one should do? Maybe I am being thick!

Hello All, I do not need my ceiling shower extractor fan to over-run on the timer, if i just connect it with the switched live and Neutral and miss out the permanent live, will is still work when switched on? Someone told be that I may need to connect the switched live to the permanent live...

I would greatly appreciate help with these questions, I have looked around the site but unfortunately not found the answers!! I am installing 2 ceiling mounted extractor fans for a cubicle shower and another shower that is in a bath. I want to connect both hoses to one vent tile in the roof...