How to Install a Bath Fan - The Home Depot

Install or upgrade a bathroom fan to cut down moisture and humidity. Youll learn how to calculate your bathroom Cubic Feet per Minute (CFM), which determines air flow levels needed for the room size. For more information, visit http://www.homedepot.com/knowhow

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Howto & Style

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• homedepot
• bathroom
• exhaust
• fans
• humidity
• moisture
• bath
• control
• CFM
• sones

[SkyeClub]

This video would be better titled, "How to REPLACE a Bathroom Fan." It contains no information about installing a bathroom fan in a home where one doesn't exist.

[babinm]

What if you're in a condo and can 't get above the ceiling fan installation area?

[rongdoimau]

The particularly stupid part is when he got to the attic. He made a lot of references to duct, joist... without showing them at all. Why get to the attic while he could be as informative sitting on a couch

[juswatchinintosa]

These are worse than Lowe's you tube vids. He didn't start anything until 3:17 - more of a commercial than actual instruction - albeit not a big project.

[montipellier]

@SkyeClub Or "How to UPGRADE a Bathroom Fan"

[hitachi088]

@babinm open the windows.

[booifojoe]

I need a fan with about 20 sones after the burrito I just ate.

[TheCroftGeneration]

I have a serious phobia of that fans' sound!

[venombear76]

@1971SuperLead i know i have a frikkin closet sized bathroom lol

[Varaxis]

The bathroom fan in my last apartment was just a fan behind a filter with some anti-humidity crystals behind it? Didn't seem like it was ventilating, just circulating air past the filter and crystals. Never knew that's how it worked until I had to move out and changing the filter was part of the checklist.

[georgeisupset]

A panel that was actually labeled!!

[1971SuperLead]

The bathroom is bigger than my livingroom!