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In any toilet these days having a fan to freshen up the room or take smelly odors out can be a necessity. There are some toilets these days that don't have the pleasure of having one on the ceiling, and yours could be one. Many people think putting in a window fan or ventilation system can be incredibly difficult, but little do they know with the right tools and training it can be fairly simple and easy.
There are many reasons you may want to install a fan into your toilet; you may want to quickly remove the excess moisture in the room or rid yourself of those unpleasant odors that from time to time can creep in. It is vital to recognize why you want to get the fan and then you can understand what mechanism will work best for you and your flat.
The simplest and easiest form of ventilation in a toilet is opening the window and getting some fresh air in the room. This is great, except for the fact that the wind will often blow air in and not get odor out. To solve this problem, all you need to do is install a window fan. A window fan will fit right inside the window and give you the option of blowing air in or getting the air out. It allows you to stay in control of you toilet, window fans are relatively cheap and easy to install. With a window fan, you have the benefit of getting rid unpleasant odors and can keep fresh air coming through your window all day long.
If you are interested in a more heavy duty system, then you can install an entire ventilation system into your toilet. They are controlled by the flip of a switch and don't take up any extra space in the toilet. A ventilation system provides many benefits to the toilet and for any bloke that is using it, because they exchange the toilet air every five minutes. This means by the time you get out of the shower, your mirrors or vanity should be completely clear and ready to use. No more smudging or wiping off fog and making streak marks in your mirror. A ventilation system also prevents the moisture and keeps mildew and other ghastly bacteria from growing and living in your toilet. Keeping moisture will allow your paint and wallpaper to have a longer lifespan and keep them looking utterly fantastic for a long time to come.
It is important to be aware of the pros and cons of installing these fixtures into your toilet. While ventilation systems are fantastic, they often require a professional to come in and tear down the walls for a few weeks and can be quite a mess until everything is put back together. This can be quite hazardous and cost you a few pounds in the mean time.
A fan in wonderful as well, but those buggers are often noisy and can be unpleasant from time to time as well. Which ever you decide, know that the person who uses the loo after you will thank you.
Written by James Chapman, a director of Bella Bathrooms Ltd.
Formed by two plumbers from the North East of England Bella Bathrooms has gone from strength to strength since it's creation in 2004. Having hands on experience of custom bathroom installation and products has enabled Bella Bathrooms Ltd to select only quality bathroom products for their online shop. They specialise in bathroom fans, bathroom furniture, bathroom suites, showers and bath related products for consumers throughout the United Kingdom.
Installing a New Ceiling Fan
Keeping cool during the hot summer season doesn't always involve turning your thermostat down. Retaining a comfortable temperature year-round can be as easy as flipping the switch on a ceiling fan. For most of us, the mere thought of "installing" anything can be enough to deter us from one of the most simplistic of home improvements. All you need is a light fixture in the ceiling of your room, and you're on your way to bringing the comfort of a Spring breeze into your home.
As with any project, the size of your ceiling fan depends on the room it will be installed in. Here are some guidelines to consider:
* 36-inch fans work well in rooms measuring 12 ft in length or less.
* If your room's length is between 12 and 16 feet, a 48-inch fan is best.
* 52-inch ceiling fans rank in the largest standard category, and are best used in rooms measuring 16 to 18ft in length or diameter.
* Should your room's length be more than 18 ft, a combination of 36-inch or 48-inch fixtures will be best.
Now, ceiling fans aren't as easy as plugging in a vacuum. You're going to need the right tools for the job, such as a small drill, screwdrivers, wrench, pliers, hammer, keyhole or sheet rock saw, and wire strippers. The bolts and screws should come in the hardware package included with your new fan. Electricity is one big danger element we need to remove, so locate in your breaker box the circuit for your room and flip it off. If you're having trouble finding it then take the safe route and turn off the master breaker for your house. This will cut all power, but it's always better safe than sorry. On a related note, it's times like these when a battery-operated or cordless drill is worth its weight in gold. Now that we're back in the room, remove the current lighting fixture. Use the locknuts to fasten the stove bolts into the adapter plate. Next, grab hold of the fixture box itself and give it a good tug. This will test it, making sure the fan's weight will not be an issue.
However, if your box doesn't hold, installing a metal brace between the ceiling joists will take care it. These can be found at any local hardware store. Don't worry about how ugly the hole in your ceiling looks at this point; the fan's canopy should cover this. Next, place the u-bolt over the metal brace and poke it through the fixture box and plate adapter. Once there, pull your electrical wiring through one of the knockouts in your fixture box. Place the box in the ceiling's cutout, keeping the front of the box flush with the drywall ceiling. The brace bars will then either twist to extend into place, securing to the ceiling joists, or slide outward and have to be screwed into the beams.
Now, you can string the wiring through the mounting plate, attaching the plate with the bolts and locknuts. While someone supports the fan's motor for you, tie all your wiring together, bearing in mind that black wires go together, white wires go together, and ground wires (either green or bare) tie together. Finish securing the fan motor to the mounting plate, and put the canopy back in place over the ceiling hole. Attach the fan blades, turn your electricity on again, and your brand new ceiling fan is ready to be enjoyed by the whole family.
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Does anyone have budget friendly ideas to cover a drop ceiling?
We bought a HUGE commercial property to use as a house, but the ceiling on the main level above the drop ceiling is J-A-C-K-E-D. Lots of falling plaster and other ugliness. So the room is 70x20 and I just can't afford to have a new ceiling installed. Those flipping 'ornate' ceiling tiles are wicked expensive. Anybody got any ideas? I need to do the floors too, so if you are feeling extra creative a unique idea for that would be appreciated. Thanks!!!
Oh and by budget friendly, I mean super cheap.
how about embracing the fact that it is a commercial property and make it more of an "industrial space" take the dropped ceiling out and expose the "guts' take up the flooring there currently and use the concrete. Make it more of a "modern loft" type feel
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