Can this be installed from inside the bathroom or do you need to climb into the attic and lower it in?
870724
You need to have access to the space about the bathroom ceiling for the mounting and wiring. Alternatively, you could create a box that would, in effect, lower the ceiling and hold this unit and then attach that to wood through the sheetrock of the ceiling.
870725
If you already have an exhaust fan in the bathroom that you're replacing, you can install this model from inside the bathroom. Since the unit is vented, it needs to be piped either through the roof or to an exterior wall. So, if it's a new installation, you'll install the fan/light unit from inside AND you'll have to vent it from the attic to the outside (or you'll create an environment in your attic where the moisture disperses and mold will form.)
611475
I believe it states they they can be mounted in an attic. I was NOT happy about the quality control of the product. I had to steal parts from the second one, just to make a complete one.... and it didn't work. Make sure you have no obstructions
687959
You can lower it but you'll have to use the attachment to get under the bed.
688357
You can do it either way. It sticks out a little far for my tastes when you hang it on the wall, so I went to a lot of trouble to move studs and relocate plumbing in order to recess it. But it looks fine if you don't recess it.
694147
This needs to be installed at the bottom of the shower. We made a mistake and put it above - it doesn't work well. If you are building in a bench, put it in the bench - we're redoing ours like that. Follow the specs 100%.
1864667
I don't have installed in the bathroom.But I installed in the kitchen.No chimney cover (is hidden within smallpox on the top of the tube lamp).To also have half a year now.Three is no problem.
2028375
No, you cannot install this particular unit in your attic. It has an open exhaust, which means carbon monoxide would be spewing into your home. You would want to install a tankless that is meant for indoor installation. Also, if you are using the existing has line you would have to install a navien npe unit to utilize the 1/2 inch has line, unless to run a new line from your meter (either 3/4 or 1 inch depending on unit size and distance from meter)
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This LED light can be placed in the bathroom, but depends where. If in a wet or humid environment it will need to be put in a fixture that can seal out the moisture. Either way this light is designed to go in a fixture. (Recessed light fixture) I can think of one company made by "Halo" that makes this fixture. There are more, but not remembering. There is a "Remodel", or "New Construction" one. If it goes into an existing home a remodel is the one needed. ( also must consider more, please ask the hardware store) these LED lights work nice, and illuminate very well. Plus this light will need for you to modify the wiring in the recessed fixture. Good Luck!
1437449
It requires work to install as I recall, we did a full reconstruct of bathroom and so it required all the accessories and installation. If you have a heater for the water, there is apparently some problem associated with getting the proper connection to your electric box.
685000
You don't really "install" it...it just sits on top of the toilet seat. When they are done you can take it right off.
1954826
Hello Patricia,We do not recommend that the pole be installed in a shower or tub. Because showers and tubs floors are generally sloped for draining purposes the pole may be difficult to keep in place. We would recommend that you install the pole just outside of the shower. You can then swing the grab bar in and out of the shower to help give you stability.
1186220
You can install in a recessed area as long as there is enough clearance top bottom and each side as per the install specs, otherwise you need to install the indoor model and put a vent on it... hope this helps
2020285
Yes. This would be appropriate. I have placed it inside of a lower cabinet and no screws or installation was needed. Just place it and it is great!
119728
If the ceiling is hollow or dry wall use a couple of toggle bolts or those expanding screws made for that sort of thing. The lamp doesn't weigh much, the toggle bolts may be overkill, but they will make it really secure. Put it up against the ceiling to see if it works for you first. I'm no electrician and I put it in my bathroom and it works fine, but this guy Jerry seems to be some kind of expert and perhaps his advice is worth considering.
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Say a blow dyer on low. You can notice it but it is not like a bathroom fan it is whisper compared to that. If your in the same space as it it is like the blow dyer on low. Put a wall between yea and you don't hear it. makes it great for attic and crawl space.
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Customer service said it's okay - "The unit will operate well in the environment you have described. The air being removed from the bathroom will be considerably cooler than the attic which will reduce the fan temperature as it passes through the fan."Regardless, you should install attic ventilation at the same time. 130 and higher is too much and damaging to your roof.
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Yes you should vent it outside. It works very well and you do not want to put the moisture from the bath into the attic. It may cause mold to develop if not removed