Mags
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Reged: 16/07/2007
Posts: 120
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I'm doing my bathroom up in quite a traditional style but definately need an extractor fan due to the level of condensation I get in there. Every one I've found looks cheap and naff. Has anyone found a tasteful or discreet option or other way round this?
My tiles are coloured so 'discreet' flat square white ones will not look great. I will have chrome about, so an unashamed chrome one could work (not chrome effect plastic like, they seem to be!)
Am also considering putting it in the ceiling - though most of those seem to have LEDs embedded in them, which I do not want next to my traditional central light.
Please can anyone help! 
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llamaface
journeyman
Reged: 27/10/2008
Posts: 73
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Not sure if these are the naff LED ones you were talking about, but they are certainly different
http://www.plumbworld.co.uk/designer-fans-1943-0000
This one may work with traditional fixings but I have no idea if its chrome or plastic with a chrome effect
http://www.sparksdirect.co.uk/manrose-lp...6qoh6iohabkht01
Same dilemma for this one
http://www.sparksdirect.co.uk/manrose-lp...6qoh6iohabkht01
This would be my choice for looks but again not sure if its too modern for your bathroom. Chrome plated plastic
http://www.alertelectrical.com/Fans-And-...e-ICON15CCH.asp
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Mags
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Reged: 16/07/2007
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Thanks llamaface. Both the manrose and airflow options look good options to look into.
Yes - I'd seen similar to the plumbworld 'designer' selection in my night of dispair - the discreet ones at the bottom probably would look fine on plain white tiles though.
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houseenvy
Grand master
Reged: 02/08/2007
Posts: 3928
Loc: Room 101
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The airflow one had good feedback from forum members a while back so might be worth doing a quick search through to see what was said about it.
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Mags
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Reged: 16/07/2007
Posts: 120
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I went with the 'airflow' and am very happy with it. It looks absolutely fine, is great quality, extracts really well and is so quiet. I love the way it opens up to work then closes discreetly down when switched off.
Thank you llamaface and houseenvy for your help with this one.
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