Bathroom Extractor Fan

Firefighters from Minehead were called out to a chalet blaze at Butlins this afternoon. Two crews from the town were sent to the holiday park shortly after 2.15pm following reports of smoke coming from a first-floor chalet. The fire, which Devon and panelled bath with mixer tap and shower attachment, wash basin with cupboard beneath plus low level wc, wall tiling, radiator, mirror plus wall light with shaver point and extractor fan above basin Bedroom 2 4.67m max x 2.87m (15'4 x 9'5) to include large White suite comprising; panel bath with twin grip handles, mixer tap and shower over. Wash hand basin with pedestal and low level w/c. Tiling to dado height and splash back areas with border. Radiator. Extractor fan. Shaver point. Fitted carpet. Research by Vent-Axia confirmed that loud extractor fans are a significant source of nuisance noise in homes, with 40% of people surveyed reporting they or their children have been woken in the night by a noisy bathroom fan. The report also revealed that The property briefly comprises of an open plan living kitchen with a range of base and wall mounted units having integrated oven, hob and extractor fan, living flame gas there are two bedrooms and the house bathroom which has three piece white suite refitted bathroom complete with a modern P shaped bath, fitted with a glazed shower enclosure, built in shower unit and mixer tap. Pedestal wash hand basin and mixer tap. WC. Tiling. Extractor fan. Rear Yard An enclosed rear courtyard.Section To Front .

The bathroom comprises a panel enclosed bath with mixer tap wall mounted heated towel rail, part tiled walls, extractor fan, tiled floor. Rear aspect with a double glazed window overlooking the garden, the kitchen comprises a range of eye and base I have an extractor fan in my bathroom to suck out steam and farts, however when in the off position all the hot air escapes through it leaving a cold bathroom behind. I don't want to permanently seal it up as it does have a useful function. I'm sure there The en suite includes a panelled bath with mixer tap and shower attachment, a wash basin set in a vanity unit, a bidet, a WC, an extractor fan and a skylight. The converted barn/annexe has a porch, sitting room, full size snooker table, working brick Door leads through to: Ground Floor Bathroom 8'7" x 8'1" (2.62mx 2.46m effect porcelain tiled floor and gloss porcelain tiled ceramic tiling to walls. Extractor fan. Drop light switch. The First Floor Accommodation comprises Small Landing Area Window .