hanklazard
Member
- Location
- Alabama
- Occupation
- Electrician
I have a historic 3 story house and the first floor bathroom doesnt have an exhaust fan. There's an exterior brick wall with plaster interior wall. There's a fantech 4 inch exterior mounted wall fan that mounts outside and a few compact nutone and panasonic that supposedly are small enough to fit in wall. I was wondering if anyone had used the panasonic thin interior wall mount or the fan tech, and if they created a draft by being routed directly through wall or caused condensation?
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Panasonic WhisperThin Pick-A-Flow 80 or 100 CFM Exhaust Fan with LED Light Low Profile Ceiling or Wall and 4 in. Oval Duct Adapter FV-0810RSL1 - The Home Depot
The Panasonic Whisper Thin FV-0810RSL1 exhaust fan with LED light and nightlight is the lowest profile fan in the market. It is powerful, extremely quiet, energy efficient, long lasting and easy to install
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