A common use for inline exhaust fans is to vent two bathrooms. A plastic exhaust grille in each bathroom (usually in the ceiling) attaches to ducts, which then fasten to a "Y" connector at the fan.

If you’d rather save yourself the trouble of roof ventilation, this bathroom fan may be your ideal option. Also known as a remote fan, inline bathroom exhaust fans cost between $30 and $275 for ...

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Inline exhaust fans are placed in line with existing ductwork ... and offer a few different options for the bathroom, which is where they're most commonly installed. Along with selecting a ...

If there is an accessible attic above the bathroom, one fan option that is significantly quieter is an “inline” fan that has the fan motor attached in line on the exhaust ducting several feet ...