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If I put this fan outside the wall do I still put one in shower room as well?

the builder installed the duct under the ceillings in the kitchen with is behind the shower room.

the extraction rate is only 65 , the icon airflow has 118

Thanks, it is going through a duct, there is a room behind that wall. so the duct could be up to 2 meters long. also it has to be 4 inches. im prepared to pay a bit more for a stylish one as well.

I cannot install it in the loft, it will have to be in that shower room is that model any good...

Are you talking about this? http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/In-line-Mixed-Flow-4-Hydroponics-Bathroom-Kitchen-Extractor-Fan-UK-PLUG-/252260288086?hash=item3abbe28656:g:MQIAAOSwwE5WVvdQ do we install it the same way as the normal fan?

There is a room behind. So its about 2 meters. I want both : Timer and humidistat to get rid of the humidity? found this one on ebay: seems silent as well...

because there is no window i am scare of condensation and mould. Please see first picture where it will be installed. second picture: there is a window, no fan but i have mould and humidity on the tiles ( behind the toothbrush on the wall).

Hello I am looking for a decent extractor fan with timer and humidity, for a shower room which has no windows. I looked at the quiet air and icon airflow. Any suggestions? Thanks

does a plumber earn more than a medical surgeon? Usually when it is a big job the tradesman would not charge by the hour but give an overall price. At thus rate I can see some people earning in excess of 10k a month!! I think it is out of order to charge £100 an hour for a plumber when a medical...

You are a bit unfair.if you told me you were quoted £500 to change your windscreen I would say its a rip off. So there's no harm asking if my quote is over expensive?

please tell me what would be a reasonable labour charge?

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hello I have received the following quote: is it reasonable? ● Changing of pipework from 15 to 22mm for central heating in kitchen and dining area and hall way ● Changing of mains isolation valve ● Installation of new plumbing work in bathroom in preparation for wet...

Yes you are right I do not have any understanding about electricity and that's why I came here.im a woman who is just trying to fix a problem.the electrician will come back to do full test.i do appreciate all the feedback I got here. At least I have a safer installation than before as circuits...

Thanks for this, what I do not understand is that at the beginning I was told it could be major

I posted a picture of the old fuse box, was it wise to change it? I found this: induced dangers induced voltage can produce extremely high voltages that can be lethal if proper precautions are not observed such as earth grounding.

sorry but what is an induced voltage?

it was just the hands under the running water, tingling sensation , worse on small cuts. it came from bath and sink. even in standing water in bath (may be because plug hole has metal) when I was wearing my cocks the sensation went. the floor was fry, it is tiled but I did mention before that...