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Bathroom Extractor ducting

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Fan in bathroom ceiling (white), tile vent in roof (brown). Not aligned and close to the eaves so not much height to play with. Also need to insulate this space.

 

thinking that flexible duct between the 2 will be messy and just create a lute to go rancid.

 

wondering whether an option would be to use a length of flat duct (with 90degree round connectors) between them and flexible duct just to make the final connections 

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6 minutes ago, PeterW said:

Pull the loop upwards with some builders strap then let it drop down towards the roof vent 

 

So it shouldn't slope back toward the fan? Drooping toward the vent  but will it not pool at the vent end?

 

By the time I've got the second layer of loft roll in the duct will probably be at the same level so I'll probably cover it with insulation to reduce condensation but I've not idea how much will get trapped.

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