Bathroom extractor fan

[con1_uk]

Hello,

We are having the bathroom redone and all I need to buy now is an extractor fan, our bathroom only has a little window which I don't leave open after a shower as I am normally on my way to work 20 mins after showering.

Here is what I want out of a fan

Comes on with the light and stays on for a while
can be turned on without the light
quiet ( I sometimes read in the bathroom)
Cheap
wall mounted and able to get splashed


Any ideas please?

 

[RF Lighting]

So you want a top of the range fan for next to no money?

You can have an ugly as hell, super noisy fan for cheap, or a nice quiet fan for not cheap.

Which do you give most priority to?

Wall or ceiling mount?

 

[con1_uk]

Wall mounted me thinks

I have seen some at B&Q for about £20 they look ok but im not sure if they can get wet etc or if they are noisey.

 

[Richard C]

Are you really sure you know what you’re doing! Are you aware that a bathroom is a special location & that any electrics in there must either be notified in advance & then inspected & tested by your LABC or you need to use a Part P registered spark to install (or at least wire it), who should then test it electrically & give you a certificate to say it complies with Building Regulations; which you will need to produce in the future!

 

[securespark]

If you want a fan that works independent of the light, you just don't switch it on when you're reading.

That way if you buy a noisy one, it does not matter too much.