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            BATH FAN EXHAUST THROUGH BRICK WALL

1.List of materials needed for the project:

   

1. 4” plastic wall cap           2. 4” rigid flex                  3. 4” pipes                       

4. 20” drive

5. Duct tape 6. Silicon 7. ½” screws

2. List of the tools needed for the project:

    

1. Power drill                       2. Cordless drill              3. Sledge hammer

     

 

4. Chisel            5. Red snips              6. Crimpier

   

7. Hammer                            8. 4 ¼” hole saw                  9. Caulk gun

10.  Long masonry drill bit 

In order to better organize an explanation of the execution of this project I would like to divide it into several steps:  

Step #1 – Find a spot on the wall where a bath fan exhaust should be terminated:   

Usually a bath fan is situated above a toilet:

  • Find a joist space or a lookout which will bring the exhaust respectively to the back or to the side of your house

P. 1

Find the best spot on the bond where exhaust should be run through.....
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The Venting of Two Bathroom Fans (Installation in Pictures)

Usually when people finish their basements off they make a bathroom or two, but sometimes in addition to the bathroom, they build a steam room and sauna. In this case, one fan isn't enough and another fan should be mounted in a dress room in front of steam room.
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