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Bathroom fan on interior wall to attic
Our two-storey house has a washroom on main floor, and it has no exhaust
fan. Don't want to make a fan on exterior wall (direct vent out), as our winter is too cold. I'm thinking to place a fan into interior wall, and get duct up to attic inside drywall, then vent out from roof. I wonder if this is feasible. Are there exhaust fans thin enough to fit into interior wall which is only 4-5"? Is this too big a job to make through from main floor to attic (e.g. drill holes on 2x4s)? If doable, I may pay to get an expert to do it. Any input appreciated. John |
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