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@Aragorn84 that is a really helpful answer thank you. :)

I'm not doing any. If you must know the ceiling was plastered (after a leak from the flat above), I re-grouted some of the tiling. I re-did the floor, etc. Anyway that is not what I'm looking for help on.

I'm hoping this more detailed schematic/photo will help Note the duct length is approx 320mm, and the small clearance to the ceiling. The other bathroom can wait. Any advice would be appreciated, or any further information you would like just ask.

The reviews I read of this is it is noisy.

There are short ducts, one turning a corner. One shower room is extremely small, so needs good ventilation.

Is it applicable? I'm looking for soemthign to that fits that location easily. I am curious about continuous flow. Whether it is worth it.

I think that is what I had. Can they be silent, or are they always prone to clatter?

I need to replace two old Greenwood airvac extractor fans, any advice would be appreciated. I have nearly finished renovating my bathrooms. I disconnected the current extractor fans, to clean them out, and make the renovations easier. I don't like these fans. They are noisy, not...

that doesn't make sense any earnings can be taxed. he works in the UK and is domicile, long enough. He may exploit a few loopholes with investments perhaps or foriegn trusts. But it is not a secret that he is earning big money, and the inland revenue would be aware of that. "Ghost Hunters"...

Any fool can say kill all society's ills. It is and answer to everything but a solution to none.

A good firework display is unlikely to happen two years running, especially in this economic climate. Home fire work are a waste of time. Yes you can get a big bang but that is about it. Fireworks done well is complete artistry, but also very expensive. It is also easy to pay loads an get a...

The tv you can get in a yupie house can be anything like four times as much as a a tv in a flat even if it was new. Microwaves are not worth anything, especially not the ones in digs. Plus you are talking about jewellery, antiques, all kinds of electronic equipment. Flat don't have space to...

I meant back of property. multiple doorbells in the right application aren't a bad idea. But anyway the point is gernal subterfuge can work in you favour. The fact that the property sounding have all been broken into over twenty year and this one hasn't speaks for itself. It is a big...

Facebook is basically good at extracting personal information and giving it to advertisers and marketers in order to sell more crap. So it does that extremely well yes.

not in this area it is not. Burglaries in this area are typically planned and reckied burglaries, rather than random break ins, as these would not go unnoticed. The only random break-ins that happen in this area are people stealing change from unlocked cars. They would get significantly more...

two doorbell means a house split into flats, typically occupied by people with less disposable income, it also means there is people kicking about at different times.

don't blame me it didn't do it :lol: Just goes to show that best practises don't always equal success. Even I like Ruby, but even I know it doesn't fit ever situation. Twiter is based on Rails, but they had to migrate their message handling to scala. Increasingly concurrence and...

As a programmer, I know that facebook is used for brain dead cultural reasons, namely being a social meme. There is also a false assumption, mainly propagated by self interested futurist that you are nothing without facebook. Anyone with any common sense know this is bullshit. Facebook is...

True, still police go equipped with dynamic rams and wonder why they have trouble. This is why the fire service own.

I only have intelligent walls, sorry.