Exhaust vent

Older homes often lack bathroom exhaust fans. In the old days, if the bathroom was smelly or steamy, you were supposed to open a window to air it out. This isn’t a very logical ventilation method, especially when temperatures are below zero, or when the weather is 90°F and humid. Yet this time-honored method of bathroom ventilation is still enshrined in our building codes. According to the 2009 International Residential Code (sections R303.3 and M1507.3), a bathroom with an operable window…

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Easy-to-install soffit vent ideal for kitchen and bathroom fan venting Mounts under the soffit and adapts to 3-in and 4-in round exhaust duct Low-profile…

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