No idea. Probably a 'trade' one. I'll see if it has a name on it - ok its a 'Newlec' - Newey and Eyre's rebadged special.
Prolly around £35
I made a hood for mine. It has the cross-section of a right-angled triangle (kind of like a wedge of cheese), having a max depth of about
6" at the low point, and fixed (obviously) so it covers the fan exhaust. This reduced wind rattling to zero, except in winds coming from the North, when it clatters much less than it did. Also keeps the rain off it. (Cost nothing - all bits out of the shed.)J.
OK, thanks I'll have a look.
I thought Rexel only made staplers, but WTH...
Andy
Have you considered a cowl and keeping the working fan?
Rexel will serve the public but usually at a price. They are more set up for bigger order/big spenders.
Yes - that's what I was trying to describe when I said about mine, up-thread. Except mine is about a foot square (from the front) and is made of stout plywood, so is less inclined to fidegt about itself, in the gales.
J
I know that now - sorry I had for some reason not seen your post when I posted.
But when installing on the 1st floor and it's half a floor up to ground floor outside on the ladders I decided on a plastic cowl and no more nails:-)
I had to replace it after about 12 years when it was mysteriously broken on exactly the same day the cavity wall insulation was installed.
Umm.. It's a prominent location next to our usual access. 6" so not discreet. I'm toying with the idea of a plywood trial to see if the suction effect remains.
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