Bath Room Air Brick

NeilRobinson · 11 Jun 2017

I want to fit a plastic hit and miss vent in the bathroom, the hole behind the original plaster vent is bigger than the hit and miss which means there is nowhere to put the screws. It is the top and bottom of the opening that is to big. What is the best option to reduce the opening.

Nige F · 11 Jun 2017

3 pieces of timber - 1 top 1 bottom and 1 between - like an H . Gripfill top + bottom ones, leave to go off. remove middle one and use filler to smooth between plaster

HERTS P&D · 11 Jun 2017

Does the bathroom have an extractor fan? if not then fit one in the hole.

Andy

NeilRobinson · 23 Jun 2017

3 pieces of timber - 1 top 1 bottom and 1 between - like an H . Gripfill top + bottom ones, leave to go off. remove middle one and use filler to smooth between plaster -- What size timber, would 1 x 1/2 be ok.

foxhole · 23 Jun 2017

NeilRobinson said:
3 pieces of timber - 1 top 1 bottom and 1 between - like an H . Gripfill top + bottom ones, leave to go off. remove middle one and use filler to smooth between plaster -- What size timber, would 1 x 1/2 be ok.

Must be Nige F shadow

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