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11-25-2009, 07:40 AM

It's amazing how 5 minutes to sit and think, without the chatter of the kids or the Mrs., can produce ideas. As I ran through a fan plan in my head, I realized that cutting the wall is necessary. So, I'd better be real sure about where we're going to be sitting, etc. The closer to the fan, blah, blah, blah.

Well, my couch and TV are in the only space they can be, which leaves us sitting directly next to the closet. I could cut a hole in the closet wall and place a fan directly above our sitting area. Run an insulated duct across the top of the closet, then through the outside wall (about 8 foot run). In fact, when smoking alone, I'd be sitting directly underneath the fan. I had previously considered removing the closet, for more room space, and if I ever did that I would just cover the duct with a soffit.

Guess who's drivng the 5 minutes to the local Grainger today, kids an all! Need an adequate, relatively quiet, fan.

11-25-2009, 07:40 AM	#10
Joseywales Guest Posts: n/a	Re: Let's try this: What air filter are you using? It's amazing how 5 minutes to sit and think, without the chatter of the kids or the Mrs., can produce ideas. As I ran through a fan plan in my head, I realized that cutting the wall is necessary. So, I'd better be real sure about where we're going to be sitting, etc. The closer to the fan, blah, blah, blah. Well, my couch and TV are in the only space they can be, which leaves us sitting directly next to the closet. I could cut a hole in the closet wall and place a fan directly above our sitting area. Run an insulated duct across the top of the closet, then through the outside wall (about 8 foot run). In fact, when smoking alone, I'd be sitting directly underneath the fan. I had previously considered removing the closet, for more room space, and if I ever did that I would just cover the duct with a soffit. Guess who's drivng the 5 minutes to the local Grainger today, kids an all! Need an adequate, relatively quiet, fan.