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I've mentioned one on here before, the Airflow. You can choose a module for different types of use. It will probably fit the hole as they're usually one of 2 sizes.
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I think that was me. As I said then, standard bathroom fans are close to useless. Get a centrifugal one between the joists. My original post said more, if you can find it - I have no idea how to search my posts on this newfangled forum...
FWIW, extraction rate should be based on the size of room (at least it is for kitchen extractors, I don't see why bathroom extractors would be any different).
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Ok thanks. Nowhere near any of the zones described above. I'll have a look and a google. I thought someone on here had recommended a particular type of extractor fan over and above the standard offerings but weak google fu and B&Q's website suggests I might have imagined it... cheers