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Also referred to as a commode closet or a

one-quarter bath, the water closet is a

small room or compartment that contains

only a toilet. This can sometimes be a room

within a larger bathroom, but can also be a

stand-alone room located on the far side of

a house, for example. This is often a very

small room, where ventilation is primarily

used to exhaust odor.

Suggested Models

Water Closet

4’x6’

10’x 5’

RVRL5080

RVS50 RVSH50

RVLH50

RVL50RVP50ES

Summary of content (7 pages)

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Water Closet Also referred to as a commode closet or a one-quarter bath, the water closet is a small room or compartment that contains only a toilet. This can sometimes be a room within a larger bathroom, but can also be a stand-alone room located on the far side of a house, for example. This is often a very small room, where ventilation is primarily used to exhaust odor.
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Half Bath Commonly referred to as a powder room, half bathrooms consist of a toilet and a sink. This bathroom is a low humidity area where the ventilation fan is primarily used to exhaust odor.
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Three-Quarter Bath A three-quarter bathroom is a small to medium sized bathroom commonly housing a vanity, toilet, and either a shower or a bath tub. This bathroom is normally found off a main living area in your home and is often referred to as a guest or common bathroom. This room sees higher levels of humidity and therefore will need a larger CFM mode. We would recommend Humidity Protection for commonly used rooms.
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Full Bath This is a medium to large sized bathroom with a toilet, sink, shower and bath tub. This high traffic bathroom is often used by family and guests and accumulates high levels of moisture and humidity. Select a Humidity Protection fan in this bathroom to control your fan when your friends and family forget to.
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Primary Bath This is the largest bathroom in your home, typically containing a double vanity, shower, bathtub, and toilet. This room is your relaxation destination and can often be a highly humid climate. To control the high volume of air within this space, a larger CFM fan is needed.
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Laundry Room Unknown to most, the laundry room can create ideal conditions for mold to grow, as the dryer often generates large amounts of heat and moisture. Installing an exhaust fan in the laundry room is an effective tool for eliminating moisture.
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Garage Unhealthy fumes from vehicles, moisture build up from rain or snow, and deadly carbon monoxide are all hazardous elements that can be found in the average garage. Having a ventilation fan in the garage can help remove the chemicals that could potentially be entering your home. A larger CFM model should be used for most garages.