What bathroom square footage is this recommended for?
1866854
I have a 630 sq ft. bathroom and had the fan installed and vented by an electrician, but it just does not seem to move the air quick enough. I also painted the bathroom, but now the walls look like a melting candle, with the steamy water dripping and causing the paint to bleed. What gives?
1866855
A good rule of thumb is around 1 CFM per Sq Ft of space for bathrooms provides great ventalation for showers and odors. You can get by with a minimum of 0.5 CFM per Sq Ft but that takes a long time to remove moisture build up.
1866856
According to the sizing chart at http://www.efi.org/factoids/bathroom_sizing.html . Anywhere from 650 to 800 cubic feet, depending on duct length. Better to get a fan that is a little "too big" than "too small," i.e. move more than less air. BTW, this fan seems to be built very well.
1866857
If I remember, I think it was for 200 square feet. I always go larger than the actual room to insure that it can handle it.
1866858
Some suggest that a fan be sized to replace the air in the room at a rate of 8 times per hour. To calculate size use: ((W x L x H) x 8 air changes/hr) / 60 min/hr. = CFM. So for a 6' x 10' x 8' room the calc is: 6'x10'x8'= 480 cu ft. x 8 times/hr = (3,840 cu. ft./hr) / 60 min/hr = 64 CFM. A 50 would be a little undersized. Here is a link to a calculator: http://www.todayshomeowner.com/bathroom-vent-fan-cfm-calculator/. Hope this helps.
147784
It makes a small bathroom look bigger, but it would be just fine for a full size bathroom. I have it in my Master Bathroom and one in my 2nd bathroom, which is smaller.
618973
Same square footage as yours. This heater puts out only a mild heat that will dissipate quickly in bigger rooms, with possibly large or multiple windows. The smaller the space the better it works. It struggled to keep up a satisfactory temp in a space the size of ours. High ceilings probably didn't help my situation either. I placed mine in a bit smaller room and it works wonderfully.
482895
I bought 26x48 inches size . Just tell shipper to pack it very good it may break easily.it good for small bathroom.it depends on how large is wall and how big is vanity and sink area. I am happy with my size. Good luck.
475178
after doing some researching, I cannot find what the square footage usage would be. We use in a fairly large bedroom and aroma is very strong (we put it on the highest setting). I think that it would do well in a average sized living room. In my opinion, it's the strongest of my diffusers (I have spa vapor, doTerra AromaLite, & ZaqAllay). Sorry I couldn't find a specific square footage for you (it's not even mentioned in their owner manual).
1483064
frm what i remeber its about 200 sqft; however illl recommand no more than 150 sqft since my room is about 150 sqft anf its just enough for that from my exp.
979456
It depends on how big the room is. I use one pad for my bathroom, which is a decent size. I use another for my son's bath and my kitchen, which are small rooms. I think for a larger dining/living room combination, you'd probably need to use a couple of pads.
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Broan suggest a flow rate of 1 CFM per sq.ft. area of the bathroom. For a 6x8 bathroom a 50 CFM unit is only just adequate. In my case, the bathroom is 40 sq.ft. and the 50 CFM unit works well. It is certainly quieter than the cheaper Broan unit that the builder installed in my new house. While an 80 CFM unit would be better for your bathroom, I would be concerned about the higher noise level of the 80 CFM unit.
1771115
Using mine to cover Great Room//Kitchen and BFast Nook (Open Floor Plan) Approx 350 Sq. Wife is allergic to everything. She's pleased with this Device. Nuff Said.
846337
If you have a big enough bathroom you probably could use it. I think is designed for bars or islands but I guess you could use it in bathrooms too, is a matter of taste.
2180460
One, for the square footage it is recommended for. They worked well for me!
2188000
Using it in a bathroom. 8' x 12' with sloped ceiling. Advantage is if 4000 is to much. Pull jumper and becomes 2000watt
1770946
6.6 GPM should supply two showers with no problem assuming you have reasonable shower heads. Rinnai has a calculator that takes the number of bathrooms into consideration and the V65EP is rated to handle two bathrooms.
35422
It is the size of septic tank, not number of bathrooms. Mine is 1,000 gallons, works great! Use as directed, you're OK
1938679
Keep in mind, bathroom scale: small: 5.6# large: 7.2# medium must be between
1190913
It depends on where you plan to position yor faucet with the bowl and what you find aesthetically pleasing. Personally, I would say 19" x 19" would be a minimum. It would allow for a bit of additional space around the edges, and you could position a faucet coming out of the wall instead of the vanity. Or if you want the faucet coming out of the vanity itself, allow additional room for that space. Of course, you could go bigger or smaller than this--bigger if you require space for toiletries; smaller if you are good with a "pedestal" look with the vanity smaller than the bowl radius. Keep in mind you need to account for the space needed for plumbing underneath, which will vary. Some people like the look of exposed plumbing, in which case the vanity will not need to be large enough to encase it. Others will want all of that covered. Your personal preferences will come into play with all of this. One thing to keep in mind is that this is a beautiful, substantial bowl, so even if you have a small vanity, it will have sculptural appeal. Hope that helps.
680488
It's actually a very small "footprint." I have been happy about that as I have a smaller one bedroom/one bath apartment. The actual space is 5 1/2 by 4 1/2 inches. It fits under the plug in my bathroom. Good question!