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  1. J

    Have to use 2 inch pipe for exhaust is it better to use 4 inch inline fan or 6?

    No wash/dryer in unit.
  2. J

    Have to use 2 inch pipe for exhaust is it better to use 4 inch inline fan or 6?

    As of right now I think I’m gonna put the four inch exhaust back up there move the 6 inch on the floor for additional exhaust. Then cut out a hole connecting to the living room for more passive intake air since it stays around 71 degrees in there. I’ll also place my portable ac right outside the...
  3. J

    Have to use 2 inch pipe for exhaust is it better to use 4 inch inline fan or 6?

    Thought about this but realistically they’ll likely just tell us to replace bathroom fan and if by some miracle they did agree to change the ducting they’d probably take about 6 months.
  4. J

    Have to use 2 inch pipe for exhaust is it better to use 4 inch inline fan or 6?

    Nope I live on the first floor. To run new ducting from where I’m at to the roof I would have to go through another apartment.
  5. J

    Have to use 2 inch pipe for exhaust is it better to use 4 inch inline fan or 6?

    not sure but would that make any difference?
  6. J

    Have to use 2 inch pipe for exhaust is it better to use 4 inch inline fan or 6?

    Also the space is 5.1ft x 5.6 ft = 28.56 Sq ft
  7. J

    Have to use 2 inch pipe for exhaust is it better to use 4 inch inline fan or 6?

    Hey so I have a nice little grow room that I built the only problem is my only air exhaust option is a 2 inch pipe originally used for the bathroom fan since I live in a condo. I previously had a 4 inch inline fan runing through 4 to 2 inch reducer. Then switched to 6 inch inline fan connected...
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