Looking to vent 2 extractor fans through pitched roof.
I know you can get the tile vent type as well as the cowl.
Which one is better?
I know you can get the tile vent type as well as the cowl.
Which one is better?
Vent types for venting extractor through roof
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We prefer 100mm pipe via a multi-slate with mushroom cowl. More flexible positioning.It means we can locate the pipe between two tiles, allowing us to cut a bit out of each tile.
You just need to be careful dressing the lead and avoiding rafters.
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Is the pipe rigid or flexi? If flexi doesn't it get condensation build up
It has to be rigid as it passes through the roof (and multislate). Flexi hose is connected within the roof space
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Can you connect rigid within loft space instead of flexi?
Yes. All depends how and what you are venting. A ceiling fan for instance could connect straight into the end of the vertical pipe, if you wish.
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