In my opinion, the thickness won't matter unless you have some size constraints or something. Just worry about the CFM/dBA ratio.<BR><BR>I can't remember whether thicker or thinner vans resonate ...

The CFM indicates how quickly the bathroom fan can exhaust the air from your bathroom. Bathroom fans are typically rated from 50-180 CFM, with higher rates generally reserved for commercial ...

Our take: One of the quietest bathroom fans on the market, the WhisperFit generates a mere 0.4 sone at 80 CFM and 1.0 sone at 110 CFM. What we like: The fan features an energy-efficient dimmable ...

How to pick the best fan for your bathroom During the summer months, high humidity can create an uncomfortable condition in the home, but nowhere is the humidity likely to be higher than in the bat… ...

The EASY 2000, made by Leader, is a very powerful, large flow fan (88286 CFM - 150000 m³/h) designed for smoke removal, cooling and fire extinguishing in large structures.