Extractor can recommendation

grind gremlin

Seems our current extractor fan is no longer doing its job properly. It sounds like a jumbo jet and it barely moves a sheet of toilet tissue when held under it.
Can anyone recommend a good extractor fan with above average suction (it's for use in the main bathroom, with no window). I'd ideally like something quiet enough too.

hatchman

Is it through a wall or ceiling, has it a long duct run ? Either way I would go for a centrifugal fan rather than a an axial type.

cupan_tae

I purchased this fan and installed around 4/5 months ago. I am satisfied in terms of extraction and noise so far.
http://www.screwfix.com/p/manrose-qf...th-timer/37599

Like most things you probably get what you pay for.

Hope this helps

xl500

cupan_tae wrote: »

I purchased this fan and installed around 4/5 months ago. I am satisfied in terms of extraction and noise so far.
http://www.screwfix.com/p/manrose-qf...th-timer/37599

Like most things you probably get what you pay for.

Hope this helps

I have that same fan in downstairs loo for last 10 years they are a great quality fan

JamesM

grind gremlin wrote: »

Seems our current extractor fan is no longer doing its job properly. It sounds like a jumbo jet and it barely moves a sheet of toilet tissue when held under it.
Can anyone recommend a good extractor fan with above average suction (it's for use in the main bathroom, with no window). I'd ideally like something quiet enough too.

I bought this one for extracting hot air from around a generator on a boat. It is very powerful, looking at the extraction rate will give you a good idea of suction. http://www.screwfix.eu/manrose-wf150ap-25w-automatic-axial-pullcord-kitchen-fan.html
Jim

hatchman

I bought this one ticks all the boxes,

Vent-Axia Solo Plus Dual Speed Centrifugal Extractor Fan With Timer & Humidity Sensor 427479B

Also has option of constant trickle too.