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We've got one ineffectual fan in the wall, but we need a useful one above the shower really. That would mean coming out through the roof I guess.... unless we just need a better wall fan? Anyone got any experience with steamy bathrooms/peeling ceiling paint?
bashthebox-
We have a good-quality fan above/in the shower but it is overwhelmed by the volume of steam generated by the average hot shower. The best thing you can do is open your bathroom window as wide as poss when you shower, and leave the door ajar if poss to create a through draft.
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Wall fans do sod all. You want a centrifugal fan fitted in the ceiling between the joists, something like this:
http://www.screwfix.com/p/manrose-pro-showerlite-centrifugal-shower-fan-kit-chrome-100mm/37637It always amazes me how people spend plenty of money on refurbishing bathrooms then just replace the wall fan. They move sod all air and that's patently obvious.
Timmy2wheels
Fox
Hole cut already? You'll need to mention that if not. Or maybe you want it routed in a different way.