We sell a bathroom extractor fans for toilets and bathrooms which has a low noise and ducts up to 1.5m (a 100mm bathroom fan). There is also a low voltage timer fan suitable for bathrooms, toilets and shower rooms, with a wall or ceiling mounting. This is a low noise extractor fan with a 12v isolated supply and 100mm spigot. There is a fabulous low profile bathroom extractor fan with timer - it has a unique design and is available as a bathroom brass extractor fan or a bathroom chrome extractor fan. Whatever your bathroom design, you will find one of these fans suit your decor. If you want a Manrose gold timer extractor fan then we have one here - suitable for ceiling or wall mounting, built in the UK using a high quality, pre-oiled ball bearng motor for long life and low noise, with an adjustable timer on this extractor fan. There are a selection of Manrose extractor fans available at trade prices. The high quality discount kitchen fan is 150mm with low noice - this kitchen extractor fan comes as a standard fan, a pull cord extractor fan or a wall fix fan kit - all at cheap prices for extractor fans. A centrifugal fan is perfect high pressure fan for bathrooms and toilets - available as a standard fan or a timer extractor fan. There are two cheap Shower Light and Extractor Fans (100mm and 125mm) The Window Fan, Standard Bathroom Extractor Fan and Pull Cord Bathroom Extractor Fan are available at trade prices.

Xpelair extactor fans are the ones most people have heard of. There are a variety of Xpelair fans for sale here - Xpelair Timer Fan 4"; Xpelair GXC6 Pull Cord Fan 6"; Xpelair GX6 Standard Fan 6"; Xpelair Wall Fixing Kit 6"; Xpelair Single Fan Controller; Xpelair GX9 Window/Wall Fan 9"; Xpelair Wall Fixing Kit 9"; Xpelair CF20 Premier Condensation Control Fan; and Xpelair CF20T Premier Adjustable Timer Control Fan. Xpelair offer a great choice of extractor fans at cheap prices.

Fitting an extractor fan - remember to switch the electricity off at the mains before working on electrical circuits! A kitchen extractor fan can be installed by installing a fused connection unit at wall level, and running a cable from the fused unit to anoutlet next to the extractor fan. However, if you want to fit a bathroom extractor fan, then the connection must be made via a ceiling-mounted pull cord. The fan wi;; then come on when you swith on the light. It is imperative to fit a fan isolator switch in series to the light. Also, the extractor fan cannot be within reach of a shower, sink or bath and if it is directly overhead a bath or shower then it must be a low voltage extractor fan. Screwfix Direct have the best selection of online extractor fans for sale - and at the cheapest prices! Condensation is formed in a house when warm, moist air (eg from a bath or cooking in a kitchen) hits a cold surface (eg a window or outisde wall). Thus an extractor fan is needed to let the moist air escape outside. Condensation leads to mould on the walls - which is unsightly and contributes to asthma and other respiratory diseases. To control condensation make sure the moisture in your house is balanced by adequate ventilation. Extractor fans can solve the problem of condensation if you fit them it the right places. Extractor fans are essential in kitchens, bathrooms and showers - wherever a lot of moisture is being produced. If you fit a bathroom extractor fan or a kitchen extractor fan or an extractor fan in a shower room then you will notice a huge difference in condensation. If you are installing a bathroom fan then use one with a pull-cord switch. There are two main types of extractor fans, although there are a great range of styles, shapes and sizes on the market. Axial-flow extractor fans have flat, propeller-like blades (only this type can be fitted in a window), and centrifugal extractor fans have a long, cylindrical impeller. There are models of either type designed for mounting in a wall or a ceiling. Only axial-flow types include models designed for mounting in a window. If you are fitting a ceiling fan then you will need to install a duct above the ceiling to discharge to the outside. If you are fitting a window extractor fan then position the fan as high up in the window as possible.