OK from what I can gather an extractor fan should be 60 cm for a zone 2,
however I am juggling things around and wondered if the attached
although not 60 cmc the fan will be located `round the corner` a 90
degree turn and wouldnt be able to receive a direct splash.

I have 267mm from the shower screen and then another 170mm recessed
back in the window. The fan would sit where the red line is.

Would this be ok, or not?

Image:

http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h1...psn1hpgjbb.jpg

On Saturday, 12 September 2015 10:17:55 UTC+1, ss wrote:
OK from what I can gather an extractor fan should be 60 cm for a zone 2,
however I am juggling things around and wondered if the attached
although not 60 cmc the fan will be located `round the corner` a 90
degree turn and wouldnt be able to receive a direct splash.

I have 267mm from the shower screen and then another 170mm recessed
back in the window. The fan would sit where the red line is.

Would this be ok, or not?

Image:

http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h1...psn1hpgjbb.jpg

Is the shower screen tall enough to prevent the fan from being reached from within the shower? Assuming the shower screen is "permanent", then the 600mm would be measured horizontally from the nearest edge of the door opening and vertically from the the top edge of the shower screen.

John

On 12/09/15 10:17, ss wrote:
OK from what I can gather an extractor fan should be 60 cm for a zone 2,
however I am juggling things around and wondered if the attached
although not 60 cmc the fan will be located `round the corner` a 90
degree turn and wouldnt be able to receive a direct splash.

I have 267mm from the shower screen and then another 170mm recessed
back in the window. The fan would sit where the red line is.

Would this be ok, or not?

Image:

http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h1...psn1hpgjbb.jpg



Another option is to run duct to the bathroom and put an inline fan in
the loft at a convenient location.

On 12/09/2015 10:17, ss wrote:
OK from what I can gather an extractor fan should be 60 cm for a zone 2,
however I am juggling things around and wondered if the attached
although not 60 cmc the fan will be located `round the corner` a 90
degree turn and wouldnt be able to receive a direct splash.

I have 267mm from the shower screen and then another 170mm recessed
back in the window. The fan would sit where the red line is.

Would this be ok, or not?

Image:

http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h1...psn1hpgjbb.jpg



You can fit the vent of a ducted fan or a ELV fan anywhere you like in a
bathroom as long as you follow the instructions. Some are rated for
powered jets of water not just splashes.

On 12/09/2015 11:53, dennis@home wrote:
On 12/09/2015 10:17, ss wrote:
OK from what I can gather an extractor fan should be 60 cm for a zone 2,
however I am juggling things around and wondered if the attached
although not 60 cmc the fan will be located `round the corner` a 90
degree turn and wouldnt be able to receive a direct splash.

I have 267mm from the shower screen and then another 170mm recessed
back in the window. The fan would sit where the red line is.

Would this be ok, or not?

Image:

http://i64.photobucket.com/albums/h1...psn1hpgjbb.jpg



You can fit the vent of a ducted fan or a ELV fan anywhere you like in a
bathroom as long as you follow the instructions. Some are rated for
powered jets of water not just splashes.


I will be repacing the screen so could get one taller.

Trying to avoid ducting if possible (ground floor) as I may have issues
with lintels due to location, and I dont have tools for that.
Fan is rated IPx4, It certainly wouldnt get any direct hits from
splashes as it is `round the corner`