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08-26-02, 05:40 AM

mchrist

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Bathroom fan

I've begun shopping around for a bathroom exhaust fan (new installation). Should I get one where the exhaust exists from the side (square fan) or from the rear (round fan)? Any advantages/dissadvantages?

Thanks in advance.

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08-26-02, 11:35 AM

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You would probably get answers quicker and they might be more accurate if you post this question in the heating and cooling forum. Those guys are HVAC which stands for heating,ventilating and air conditioning. These are the people that deal with this kind of thing all of the time. They will have the answers to your questions in regard to this exhaust fan.

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