Replacing Bathroom Ceiling Exhaust Fan

Video tutorial on how to replace your bathroom exhaust fan in 5 minutes or less.

Replacing bathroom ceiling exhaust fan.

A run of 9 feet horizontally and then up through the older roof to the outside vent approximately 10 feet. Fix your bath fan without replacing the entire unit and improve air flow with a first class vent system. The fan and light operate separately or together and are housed in a classic white design that complements any decor. Then use a screw to secure the duct connector to the edge of the hole so that it will line up with the exhaust on the fan housing.

Some manufacturers suggest securing the duct connector to the edge of the ceiling hole. There are wall mount exhaust fans as well as ceiling exhaust fans. You can replace a dead motor without tearing out the ceiling and replacing the whole thing. Simply remove the old fan attach the new housing hook up the ductwork and wiring and you re done.

After that attach the wiring of the new fan to the wiring in the ceiling or wall. The exhaust fan is vented in the shower but uses in the older part of the bathroom as the route outside. The duct should vent to the outside. Determine where it will attach the fan housing and secure it to the ceiling with a screw.

No cut or roomside bathroom fan models can be installed in new construction or used to replace older fans in existing construction. My question is can i exhaust the fan in the shower stall right through the cathedral ceiling or the wall of the addition. Not cut bathroom fans will fit into the standard existing hole in your ceiling or wall. You can also improve venting and prevent roof rot by running the vent through the roof and not leave it in the attic as was done by many contractors.

I ve replaced lots of this style broan fan and they are very popular. To install the new fan place the housing of the new fan into the ceiling or wall framing and connect the vent pipe which is the large silvery pipe that transfers air from the bathroom. Another consideration to think about is the placement of your fan.