by Perry525 »
Thu Jan 20, 2011 6:36 pm
There are a number of products on the market designed for this purpose.
Take a look in B&Q or similar.
Take note: If you place the extractor fan high up on the wall, then when it is not in use, most of your warm air will escape through it to the sky.
I recommend that you fit it about head height, or at least where you can reach it, then make and fit a box complete with air tight door that you can close when the fan is not in use during the winter.
Doing this will save heat and save you a lot of money.
If you can afford it buy a fan with a heat exchanger, humidistat and timer, these additions will also save money and heat they will pay for themselves very quickly.
