Any tips on the easiest way of doing this? The en-suite will be in the centre of the house with no immediate access to outside wall. It is close to a boxed in fireplace / chimney breast though.
Venting an ensuite
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Venting into the chimney may give you damp problems
Up through ceiling and through roof / soffets ?
Up through ceiling and through roof / soffets ?
out though the roof with a custom vent tile, my shower room is like this and the vent can deal with any amount of steam
Thanks folks.
Can't take it through the roof though, it's a ground floor apartment of a 3 storey old terrace. Sounds like I'll have to have something along the top of the bedroom wall going out to the external wall.
Can't take it through the roof though, it's a ground floor apartment of a 3 storey old terrace. Sounds like I'll have to have something along the top of the bedroom wall going out to the external wall.
which way do the ceiling joists go ? If they are front-to-back you may be able to run it above the ceiling ?
Mind you not sure where you stand legally re. that as it would be below the floor of the upstairs flat ?
Mind you not sure where you stand legally re. that as it would be below the floor of the upstairs flat ?
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