Exhaust Fan & Door GapPick the room and the standard. Get the airflow the fan must pull in L/s, m³/h and cfm, the fan or duct size, the air changes it gives, and the gap under the door the replacement air needs to get in.

SheetT-52
MethodCode rate + orifice flow
UnitsL/s, m³/h, cfm, mm
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Air changes = 0 uses the code rate alone; enter e.g. 10 to size by air changes too (the larger wins). A small wall fan works at about 10 to 25 Pa: the lower the suction, the bigger the gap must be. Use a transfer grille if the gap gets too big.

Fan must pull–
Fan / duct size–
Gap needed–
Air changes–

Room section

Door gap

Fan size

Every room

RoomCode rateDesign L/sm³/hcfmFan ⌀Gap needed