Great fan, but it won't fit within a 130mm space sadly! Unless the ceiling can be dropped a bit more.
I've used them before, and they are possibly even 200mm in memory, where the actual fan is.
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Great fan, but it won't fit within a 130mm space sadly! Unless the ceiling can be dropped a bit more.
I've used them before, and they are possibly even 200mm in memory, where the actual fan is.
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I think you're right
I was thinking the duct could go through there, and the fan could go somewhere along the run of the ducting.
I hadn't actually tried to estimate the gap between the false ceiling and the floor above, though.
I was thinking the duct could go through there, and the fan could go somewhere along the run of the ducting.
I hadn't actually tried to estimate the gap between the false ceiling and the floor above, though.
yes, a subsidiary. and the pricing policy seems different. Especially the Silent 100 which is much better value branded Envirovent. I don't know if they try to aim the different brands at different buying sectors and have different ranges. The ones branded S&P seem to be made in Spain, and Envirovent has (had?) a factory in UK.
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