stumped by closet ventilation, please help design

[Testament]

the link is a paint doc I made of my planned setup.

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I am not sure how I am going to ventilate the closet.

Since it uses two regular doors, I was thinking of buying another door and cutting a circle in it for ducting, but I don't know where I would get rid of the exhaust....the washing machine vent is in another room.


thanks!!

Testament Reviewed by Testament on 08-10-2008. stumped by closet ventilation, please help design the link is a paint doc I made of my planned setup. ImageShack - Hosting :: gopei0.jpg I am not sure how I am going to ventilate the closet. Since it uses two regular doors, I was thinking of buying another door and cutting a circle in it for ducting, but I don't know where I would get rid of the exhaust....the washing machine vent is in another room. thanks!! Rating: 5

[Testament]

no one wants to help?

;-(

[redline]

How about cutting an exhaust vent in the ceiling of the closet?

[redline]

You would need to vent through a filter and/or use an odor neutralizer.

[Testament]

How about cutting an exhaust vent in the ceiling of the closet?

i thought about that, but I wasn't sure where I would feed it to. I live in an apartment too. The attic is right above me. Its pretty small, but I have a little space to work with. let me know if dimensions would help.

You would need to vent through a filter and/or use an odor neutralizer.

right, but where to?

heres a diagram of appt.

[trancefusion5]

I bring cold air in from a hole i cut in the air duct. Then i have the exhaust going threw a carbon filter and straight into the attic. The air is sent all the way to the top of my attic so if any smell did make it threw it would be sucked out the temperature exhaust fans in my attic.
I really got lucky with my set up and im sure everyoneâ??s is going to be a lot different. With a little creative thinking and trial and error you should figure it out.