extractor fan in bathroom downstairs with no window

Can anyone tell me the best extractor fan to buy for a downstairs bathroom with no window. The bathroom is off the kitchen / dining area. The fan at present is leaving dirty water marks down the wall as its only extracting into a kitchen cupboard. Would we be better moving the extractor fan to the wall that is into the dining area. So the fan will be still in the bathroom but extracting into the dining room rather than a cupboard. Its only a small Bathroom. Any help appreciated thanks

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20 litre per minute minimum

Need drill hole on autsaide wall and put electricity extractor

It seems like a small task but in theory a little tricky I would love your e mail just to send pictures of options you have and guide you through to the best resolution

Hello,I'll answer your first question what is the best extractor for your bathroom,as long as its rated for a bathroom and you purchase it from a repuatable company and it as the British kite Mark it would be fine,however if you intend fitting one inside a shower cubicle it will need to be rated for a shower cubicle.as far as the pipe is concerned I would try to get access to an external wall to vent warm air outside your property,try lifting floor boards up to see if you can get access,so the vent pipe can be laid inbetween the bathroom ceiling and floor boards.I hope this helps.

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