The next best location for a bath fan cap is a wall that is at least 3 to 5 feet from a roof overhang. Most roof overhangs today have continuous soffit ventilation strips.

A plastic exhaust grille in each bathroom (usually in the ceiling) attaches to ducts, which then fasten to a "Y" connector at the fan. From the fan, a single exhaust duct exits through the roof.

Q. While doing a walk-through inspection in our new home, our builder indicated that he could not put in the whole-house fan we wanted. The reason he gave was that both roof vents and eave vents ha… ...

MILL TWP. ‒ No injury was reported from a fire Monday night at the Novelis aluminum rolling factory. Dennison Fire Chief David McConnell said an exhaust fan caught the roof on fire at the ...

How To Properly Exhaust A Bathroom Fan In An Attic Danny Lipford: Jim asks, “Is it OK to have a bath exhaust fan vent into my attic?” No, it’s never a good idea to have any exhaust fan in ...