Hello gents,
I had a meeting with my building inspector yesterday in the hope I'd achieve sign-off on my self-build extension and knock-through, but I have a couple of things to do to please him.
I wrongly thought I could get away with not having an extractor in our under stairs cloakroom (split level, so more room than you think): there are no external walls (typical victorian semi layout, so stairs on party wall), so the ducting run would be unattractive, and quite long.
I have looked at a few possible routes, but one, which I'd prefer to use would mean ducting of approx 4.5m with two 90' bends.
As this extractor is just there to remove odours, should I/will he be concerned too much about the fans efficiency - as long as it is plumbed in and does an 'ok' job - if not a perfectly efficient one?
I should of lent on him for more information, but he left before I really had time to think about it, and he is now already out for the day, and it is all I can think about!
What are you thoughts?
Cheers
Tom
I had a meeting with my building inspector yesterday in the hope I'd achieve sign-off on my self-build extension and knock-through, but I have a couple of things to do to please him.
I wrongly thought I could get away with not having an extractor in our under stairs cloakroom (split level, so more room than you think): there are no external walls (typical victorian semi layout, so stairs on party wall), so the ducting run would be unattractive, and quite long.
I have looked at a few possible routes, but one, which I'd prefer to use would mean ducting of approx 4.5m with two 90' bends.
As this extractor is just there to remove odours, should I/will he be concerned too much about the fans efficiency - as long as it is plumbed in and does an 'ok' job - if not a perfectly efficient one?
I should of lent on him for more information, but he left before I really had time to think about it, and he is now already out for the day, and it is all I can think about!
What are you thoughts?
Cheers
Tom