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Extractor Fan for Bathroom window

Bowlardo · 2012-07-28 11:52:34

The is mould on the ceilign at he minute. obviously need to get some mould killer ot remove that but there is no point oding this until I have remove the cause of the mould. The bathroom is badly ventilated. I need a really good extractor fan I can't really drill a hole for this and I think the best option would be to have…

28-07-2012 11:52am

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The is mould on the ceilign at he minute. obviously need to get some mould killer ot remove that but there is no point oding this until I have remove the cause of the mould.
The bathroom is badly ventilated.
I need a really good extractor fan
I can't really drill a hole for this and I think the best option would be to have it in the window
35cm X60cm is the base of the window and 26.5cm X 60cm is the bit ofthe window that open out.

Coudl someone recommend a good extractor fan. How to put it the window. and where is the best place to put it in the window?

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