Bathroon and Tumble-dryer ventilation

I haven`t, but maybe if you could angle the vents towards the fan in some way, when the fan is operational I would have thought the moist air would be drawn towards the fan by negative pressure, ie.

b'room vent \ \_______/ / \_ __fan_/ / / dryer

The dryer will be trying to force air out, and with the bathroom being at a static pressure and the fan creating a negative pressure, i`m guessing it would go that way first :-}

A condensing dryer and use the trunking only for ventilation?

Christian.

You _can buy 4-inch diameter plastic non-return valves which might help you here. I got one from Focus for a similar application. Although when I recently needed another one, I found that my local Focus has just been re-branded into a Wickes-Extra (??? extra what exactly?), which turned out to be just as wanky as the Focusisation of my local Wickes was.... How confusing!

Nick.

In message , Dean Heighington writes

you can get flap valves that fit inline in the ducting to stop back drafts of air, that would probably do the job.

Have a look in catalogues/websites of Vent-axia etc.

Electrical Appliances are not allowed in any room containing a fixed bath or shower.

Peter