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"Extraction fan decent one is £89 from screwfix , you have a lot cheaper ones, also more expensive, but the one £89 its perfect been fitting them for over 3 years no issues"
Answered on 28th Sep 2022 - Member since Mar 2021 -
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"Hi,
From as little as £16 to over £200.
You can purchase these fans from many merchants..
I would advise to read the reviews on each one you decide to buy."
From as little as £16 to over £200.
You can purchase these fans from many merchants..
I would advise to read the reviews on each one you decide to buy."
Answered on 28th Sep 2022 - Member since Nov 2019 -
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"Around 70£ independence of the installations availability"
Answered on 28th Sep 2022 - Member since Jan 2019 -
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"Bathroom exhaust fan supply and fit £80
If you have exiting fan have already hole do u have exiting three code cable remove exiting fan install new fan supply and fit 80 pounds if you dnt have fan already cost is deferent because I have to make new out let hole and run power thank you very much looking forward to hear from you"
If you have exiting fan have already hole do u have exiting three code cable remove exiting fan install new fan supply and fit 80 pounds if you dnt have fan already cost is deferent because I have to make new out let hole and run power thank you very much looking forward to hear from you"
Answered on 30th Sep 2022 - Member since Sep 2022 -
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"exhaust fans pretty much vary in price B&Q have a perfectly adequate one reasonable price"
Answered on 12th Jul 2023 - Member since Jun 2020 -
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"About £70 for one with a modern look and backdraught shutters that prevent cold winds blowing into the bathroom £2-300 supplied and fitted, possibly more in very awkward sites."
Answered on 3rd Oct 2022 - Member since Feb 2020 -
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"Depends on your budget, can range from £20, up to £100."
Answered on 26th Jan 2023 - Member since Nov 2022 -
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"An extractor fan of good quality and function will cost somewhere between £50 - £100 depending on what function you require."
Answered on 3rd Oct 2022 - Member since Jun 2022 -
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"Cheap one about £15. They go up in price with features like timers, or if they are a silent runner. You may also need a wall kit for a fresh installation at about £12 last time I looked."
Answered on 28th Sep 2022 - Member since Jul 2020 -
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