Extractor Fans

Extractor fans reduce humidity, moisture and condensation in bathrooms and kitchens, helping prevent damp and mould. Many feature a humidistat for automatic moisture control and a timer to control run time. For quieter operation, silent extractor fans are also available.

 

Our extractor fan range includes axial, centrifugal, inline and low voltage fans, plus ducting, providing effective ventilation for kitchens, bathrooms, toilets and utility rooms.

 

We stock leading brands including Manrose, Xpelair and Vent-Axia, alongside a full range of ventilation accessories. Plus, enjoy free delivery for added peace of mind.


Not sure which extractor fan is right for you?
For a complete walk through, check out our Extractor Fan Buying Guide.

 

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Manrose Manrose Flat Axial Fan 150mm - FLAT150T

Manrose Manrose Flat Axial Fan 150mm - FLAT150T

£89.93
£62.95 (inc. VAT)

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Xpelair DX100T 100mm Axial Extract Fan - 90841AW

Xpelair DX100T 100mm Axial Extract Fan - 90841AW

£50.25
£33.50 (inc. VAT)

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Xpelair WX12 Commercial Wall Fan (90011AW)

Xpelair WX12 Commercial Wall Fan (90011AW)

£524.93
£334.31 (inc. VAT)

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Vent Axia BAS100B Basic 100mm Extractor Fan - 436519

Vent Axia BAS100B Basic 100mm Extractor Fan - 436519

£32.25
£22.58 (inc. VAT)

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How an Extractor Fan Works

Extractor fans work by removing humid, stale air and pushing it out of your home, usually through ducting. Fresh air then takes the place of the removed air, ideally from an open window. There are various types of fans available in different sizes and shapes. Extractor fans can also come with smart features like a programmable timer and humidistat. Extractor fans can be installed in walls, ceilings, rooves, and windows. Large or very humid rooms may need more than one extractor fan.

How Extractor Fans Help Damp and Mould

Extractor fans are highly recommended in rooms where you are experiencing high levels of damp or mould, as mould can cause serious health repercussions if left unchecked. Firstly, mould can damage your tiles, grout, and even paintwork in extreme circumstances. But, if allowed to continue to grow, mould spores produce allergens and other irritants that can aggravate symptoms such as sneezing, coughing and skin rashes.