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Bathroom fan vented to soffit

  • 07-11-2015 8:57pm
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    alexonhisown
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    Hi guys, got a bathroom fan fitted a few months ago because we were having a lot of condensation in bathroom. It was vented to soffit vent, it just sits on top of soffit vent, i think its causing damp problems in bedrooms. I think i Prefer to have it vented out a wall or roof, who do i need to employ to do this, builder, roofer, electricial or plumber


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    punisher5112
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    alexonhisown wrote: »
    Hi guys, got a bathroom fan fitted a few months ago because we were having a lot of condensation in bathroom. It was vented to soffit vent, it just sits on top of soffit vent, i think its causing damp problems in bedrooms. I think i Prefer to have it vented out a wall or roof, who do i need to employ to do this, builder, roofer, electricial or plumber



    Electrician should be well able but all above should just that with regulations electricians are only allowed do new installations in most cases.


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