Re: venting a bathroom fan

Posted by hj on January 21, 19101 at 08:45:47:
In response to Re: venting a bathroom fan
How many "problems with that" do you want. It is about the worst solution you could come up with. Contact a local plumber to do the installation and he will install it in such a way that you do not have sewer gas odors in the house. : Want to install a bathroom in our Victorian home built : in 1868. The bathroom will be on the main floor of our : 2 story bed and breakfast. It will be installed on an interior wall, can not go out through the wall and can not go up because of rooms upstairs. The only thing that makes sense is to vent down with ridged pipe into : large crawl space. : Any problem with that. : Thanks, : John Eissinger : Blue Gull Inn B&B : www.bluegullinn.com

Posted by hj on January 21, 19101 at 08:45:47:

In response to Re: venting a bathroom fan

How many "problems with that" do you want. It is about the worst solution you could come up with. Contact a local plumber to do the installation and he will install it in such a way that you do not have sewer gas odors in the house.

: Want to install a bathroom in our Victorian home built
: in 1868. The bathroom will be on the main floor of our
: 2 story bed and breakfast. It will be installed on an interior wall, can not go out through the wall and can not go up because of rooms upstairs. The only thing that makes sense is to vent down with ridged pipe into
: large crawl space.
: Any problem with that.
: Thanks,
: John Eissinger
: Blue Gull Inn B&B
: www.bluegullinn.com

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