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Bathroom Exhaust Fan with light
Does that mean you have to put a hole in your roof?
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They are usually vented out the sidewalls with a dryer vent cap. Alternately they can be vented through the soffit with a different end cap.
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Thank You
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Pretty much agree with ma but need to know if the run to the eave is in a heated space and if the bathroom has an outside wall.
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