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How to Run Bath Fan Exhaust through Roof

There are several ways how to terminate a bath fan exhaust that is runnig in the attic, and one of them is a termination on the roof.

Also, it’s possible to use two types of the roof caps: a plastic roof cap and a metal one. So, on this page you will take a look how to use a metal cap the right way:

List of materials:

 

    

 1. Roof cap                                      2. Single sheeting .........................................................                

List of tools:

 

 

 

 

 1. Cordless drill                       2.Saw-Zall .................................                                                          

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

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


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