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mangochut · #6 (**permalink**) 09-10-2006, 02:31 PM

closet internal dimensions:

W 1400mm (4.59 ft) x D 505mm (1.65 ft) x H 1630mm (5.34 ft)

my extraction fan is a typical bathrom type fan, big enough I believe that any extra extracting fans are not required for the space. that was my other question is how to mount the intake fan. so far the extraction fan is being screwed onto the roof of the closet a new piece of ply I bought and the intake is also going to be screwed down on the side and somehow I need to install them each using some kind of buffer material that means it quietens vibration noise on the wood pieces. or, the suspension and ducting method suggested by Num (I'd like to see a diagram of this).

I am concerned about the noise the fans make when people come around my place even though it will be in the spare room, so this is why I was thinking of speed regulating the extraction fan to go slower and not so loudly.

#6 (permalink) 09-10-2006, 02:31 PM
mangochut Registered User Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 56	closet internal dimensions: W 1400mm (4.59 ft) x D 505mm (1.65 ft) x H 1630mm (5.34 ft) my extraction fan is a typical bathrom type fan, big enough I believe that any extra extracting fans are not required for the space. that was my other question is how to mount the intake fan. so far the extraction fan is being screwed onto the roof of the closet a new piece of ply I bought and the intake is also going to be screwed down on the side and somehow I need to install them each using some kind of buffer material that means it quietens vibration noise on the wood pieces. or, the suspension and ducting method suggested by Num (I'd like to see a diagram of this). I am concerned about the noise the fans make when people come around my place even though it will be in the spare room, so this is why I was thinking of speed regulating the extraction fan to go slower and not so loudly.