Bathroom ventilation
Bathroom ventilation
A good bathroom ventilation system should automatically run on after you leave the room to achieve a complete change of the air in the bathroom getting rid of unwanted moisture in the process. And all ventilation systems must discharge to the outdoors and not into a roof space where the moisture will linger with resultant damage and health issues.
Is fresh air the most overlooked bathroom design consideration?
Let’s be honest – ventilation is hardly up there on the design features in a bathroom.
However when it comes to a room that gets as steamy as a bathroom effective ventilation is critical if you are to avoid expensive and unsightly downstream problems.
Removing the steam as close as possible to the source will make your ventilation system more effective, and most likely less noisy. It is not uncommon to have two vents in the room – one directly above the shower and a second in the general bathroom area. This is especially so in large bathrooms.
A good ventilation system should automatically run on after you leave the room to achieve a complete change of the air in the bathroom getting rid of unwanted moisture in the process.
And all ventilation systems must dischagre to the outdoors and not into a roof space where the moisture will linger with resultant damage and health issues.
Stand alone or combined with lighting & heating, ceiling or wall mounted – there is an unobtrusive ventilation solution to suit your bathroom/ensuite. We can explore the options further during your in home consultation – just complete click on the button at right to get your sparkling new bathroom
under way.
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