I’m in the process of remodeling a bathroom which will include replacing the old exhaust fan. Upon removing the cover on the fan, I noticed that there was no duct. This bathroom is in a basement but the exterior wall is above grade. If I run the vent out through the exterior wall it will terminate on the ledger board for the roof over the deck — I’m guessing that is why the duct wasn’t run in the first place. The customer fortunately has handled several change orders in a positive manner. This one will be more involved including getting through the brick and trying to terminate above that roof.
Question: The bathroom is 16 sf, toilet, and vanity –no shower or tub. Can the fan be exhausted into the ceiling and not outside?
Maybe I’ll terminate it under the roof . . . fresh country air while sitting around the barbi.
Thanks all for your help
Dave
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you do know this annoying , right ?Mike Hussein Smith Rhode Island : Design / Build / Repair / Restore
ya, realized that after seeing bunch of folks posting to the old threads.
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