Bathroom Extractor Fans

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Good ventilation is what keeps a premium bathroom looking the way it should for years to come. Without it, steam builds up and causes real problems, from mould and damp patches to long-term structural damage. A bathroom extractor fan clears that moisture before it has a chance to settle, and our range of design-led options means you don't have to compromise on style to get it. The result is a room that stays dry, with mirrors that clear quickly after every shower. Stop Moisture With a Powerful Bathroom Extractor Fan Busy family bathrooms need a fan that can genuinely keep up with steam levels, and extraction power is measured in cubic metres per hour. A typical en-suite might only need a fan rated around 85 m³/h, while a larger family bathroom is better served by 100 m³/h or more. A high extraction rate doesn't mean a noisy fan, either; several models in our range use ultra-quiet motors that work in the background without drawing attention to themselves. Wall Mounted vs Bathroom Ceiling Extractor Fan Where you position your fan often comes down to the layout of the room. Wall-mounted units vent straight out through an external wall, which is a common and straightforward setup in older properties. A bathroom ceiling extractor fan sits flush above the shower or bath instead, with ducting run through the attic to an external vent. Because steam rises, ceiling-mounted fans often extract more effectively than wall units. Smart Features for Irish Homes Irish winters mean windows tend to stay shut, which traps moisture indoors for longer than in many other climates. That makes reliable ventilation a genuine necessity rather than a nice-to-have. Our range includes fans with overrun timers, which keep the motor running for a set period after the light is switched off, as well as humidity-sensing models that switch on automatically once the air gets too damp. Maintaining Your Extractor Fan A fan gradually loses efficiency as dust builds up on the fascia, so it's worth cleanin