Requirements and rules for installing ventilation systems in baths
No bath can do without a specific ventilation system. Its choice occurs depending on the features of the entire extension. For example, in chopped baths, a simple -looking ventilation is installed, and sometimes they don’t even install at all, because the tree perfectly passes the air. In modern baths, supply and exhaust ventilation is installed.
If the bathhouse is built as a separate room, then in the foundation itself on the opposite sides, outlets are made.
The arrangement of the upper floor must be made so that there are gaps between the boards within 10 mm. It is also recommended to make ventilation holes in the floor, which are closed with a grate and serve the flow of air into the bath room. Natural ventilation is also facilitated by a wooden lining, which is often used to facing the inside of the baths.
Bath ventilation is also carried out using the hole that is located behind the stove (this allows fresh air, entering the bathhouse, heating additionally), and in the opposite side of the stove, exhaust holes are installed, which is combined into a single box and equipped with gaps or gratings.