Designing Kitchens and Bathrooms - another duct question...
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bam8x6x
02-04-02, 11:37 AM
Sorry to bug you all again, but I just spoke with an HVAC guy who said I could run my BA exhaust fan duct to the peak vent at the end of the house as long as it has a 1/4" per foot downward slope. I guess I need to go straight up from the fan to get the required height before I can run to the peak vent.... Will a 70 CFM fan be OK for this? I know the ideal thing is to go out through the soffit, it's just I really don't want to mess with my new siding......
Thanks again,
Rob
Thanks again,
Rob
Ted Heissner
02-04-02, 05:11 PM
Ok Rob:
I'll re-state what was already said. The purpose of a bathroom exhaust fan is to remove the hot moist air from the bathroom to the outside of the house.
While I can understand you don't want to fool with your new siding, just think of the work involved if you created a serious moisture problem in your attic.
I think I'd rather fool with the siding than have to replace my livingroom ceiling because of a moisture problem.
Don't fool with this, do it right and avoid all kinds of problems later.
I'll re-state what was already said. The purpose of a bathroom exhaust fan is to remove the hot moist air from the bathroom to the outside of the house.
While I can understand you don't want to fool with your new siding, just think of the work involved if you created a serious moisture problem in your attic.
I think I'd rather fool with the siding than have to replace my livingroom ceiling because of a moisture problem.
Don't fool with this, do it right and avoid all kinds of problems later.