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Yeah, this is what i thought - surely we'd be replicating the exact problem we're trying to get rid of from the bathroom direct into the attic!

Morning :D Interesting because he's quoted £60 for fan and installation!

Interesting...thanks daytona

It's to go [hopefully] almost directly above where we stand in the bath. We want it to run for about 10/20 minutes after we've left the bathroom. The bathroom is small - width 70", length 74", height 92". There is an external wall but i'd prefer it to go up and over and through the soffit...

:D Thanks daytona. Problem is, given that he wants to take the easy way to do the job I don't know what kind of a job he's going to do if we ask him to route it through the soffit board! Incidentally, how much would you expect the quote for this to be - for the fan and installation?

Yep, that would make sense. The quote simply says "To supply and fit extractor fan in bathroom." I asked him if he could vent it up and over, through the soffit board - he didn't seem *that* keen but he didn't say no at the same time.

Hmmm...i had a feeling that might be the case. I'm questioning whether to use an electrician if he recommended doing this then...

Hi, Been searching for an answer to no avail, so hoping you can help. Is it good practice to vent a bathroom extractor fan directly into our attic space? The attic does have a ventilation brick installed, if that helps... Thanks