Shower moisture removal in split-bath design
Many split-bath floor-plans have the shower "in the hallway" and the head behind a closed door. Fan is typically in head. How do you remove the shower steam moisture with this design? Seems one w...
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Never a problem here in the dry west. Split baths really aren't that big a deal. Both ends usually have a privacy door that can be closed and if the moisture is a problem then by all means leave the throne room door open and the throne room vent open with the fan on.
Usually the doors are pocket doors and frequently with the right arrangement there is a vent over the lavatory that vents the shower area as well.
Usually the doors are pocket doors and frequently with the right arrangement there is a vent over the lavatory that vents the shower area as well.
