closet ventilation

[Mastershake024]

hey does anybody have any good closet ventilation diagrams so i can get an idea on how to set something like this up with a carbon filter and all that stuff. cause its kinda confusing and i want to know if i can have my intake and exhaust coming from my roof, instead of intake from the floor and exhaust from the roof and do i really have to have an exhaust because the problem is i cant cut any holes in the floor only my roof which leads to an crawlspace attic and i want to exhaust on one side of the closet and intake on the other

[This is my name]

make sure your extracter fan is a good un and you might get away without having to need a intake...just make sure theres a hole in the bottom of the cab and vacum will do the rest....
even still its common practise to blow out threw top and suck in threw bottom...

[oldgrayhair]

By chance does your closet share a wall with any other rooms you could use for the intake?

Just thinking that when it gets warm, the attic air might not do anything to help cool the room.

Coming in from a lower side wall with dark room louvers may be a solution.

My closet backs up to both our master BR closet and the AC handling closet, which makes grabbing fresh, cool air easier than bringing it in through the attic.

Just some thoughts - OGH

[toastybiz]

What about buying a cheap door that fits, cut needed holes in it, then store the original door and put it back on later.