Being wary because you have found out that the previous owner of the property was a numpty is a good thing, so yes, it does help.That does not help does it? It is what it is.
Being wary because you have found out that the previous owner of the property was a numpty is a good thing, so yes, it does help.That does not help does it? It is what it is.
the kitchen 1 is meant to be humidity based but the sparks fitted a switch which presumably will override the humidity sensors if the tenant can't be bothered switching it on?
Those are all low end cheap products, but then you are also paying a low end cheap price.He's charging me £1,350 for all the work and materials:
- 2 extractor fans fitted (with 1 hole cored in bathroom)
- 2 smoke detectors and 1 heat detector (BRK brand)
- New RCD unit (CPN/ CUDIS)
Those are all low end cheap products, but then you are also paying a low end cheap price.
All of the products will be made to conform with the relavent standards. So they will function to the standard. But most of that list uses budget brands. For example CPN & CUDIS are at the low end price-wise.
Its like car brands. You want a car that will take you from Glasgow to Edinburgh on a regular basis. Which brand do you buy? An Audi or a Kia? Both cars meet the UK directives for motor vehicles. And will usually get you there.
I know which one I would buy.
They don't; they can't.I tested the bathroom 1 out by putting the shower on and closing the window. The fan didn't seem to make that much difference to condensation levels.
You couldI could ask him to fit a better quality extractor and pay the extra.
It depends. Some have standard connections for 4" ducting. Others haveback boxes that require sinking into walls/ceilings.Is it straightforward enough to replace extractor fan units without too much effort?
How long is a piece of string. A DECENT surface extractor fan something like this will be £70 +. An in line centrifugal fan, maybe twice that.How much should I pay for a decent performing extractor fan? Any brand/model recommendations?
No. Physics.Is that a comment about bathroom fans in general or specific to the airvent fan that was fitted?They don't; they can't.I tested the bathroom 1 out by putting the shower on and closing the window. The fan didn't seem to make that much difference to condensation levels.
That is a good question.Surely they must be doing something to reduce condensation levels otherwise what is the point of them?
Look again: http://www.screwfix.com/p/manrose-xf100t-20w-axial-bathroom-fan/15927There's only 1 that fits the bill and its £68, vent-axia
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