Every fan makes a certain amount of noise. The higher quality the less noise it makes usually. The sound level is marked on the boxes..I forget what it's called but it used numbers like 2.5, 3.0 4.0 etc..the lower the number the quieter the fan.faylingmudder wrote: Will bathroom fans be quiet enough?
I also plan to use mylar for the sides for reflection.
Sounds good! Mine opens from the top and the side for fan access, both compartments with locksAnd I've decided that it might be cool to have it open from the top (with a lock) and also have it open from the front (i could have the front side on a lock to the sides). So that i can open it from the top, reach in, undo the latches that hold the front, and then let the front hinge down, so that i can sweep out the trimmings and clippings that fell to the floor.
Out of curiosity, what are the dimensions of the stanley blower and what cfm does it produce?[/quote]
I don't have the stanley in front of me but it must be around 8 x8 x 8 inches. I can mesure tomorrow for more accuracy.
The cfm of the lowest setting is 1200, 2nd 1800 and 3rd 2200..again a guess on setting two and three as I didn't pay much attention, not using those settings myself. I'll check to be sure.
I think there is another blower that stanley makes..almost the same but smaller with only two setting. Try goggling stanley blowers and mini stanley blowers


