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  • Looks Martec Flow 295 Round Exhaust Fan White  MXFFR30W - The Blue Space
    Original price $159
    Current price $135

    Martec Flow 295 Round Exhaust Fan White

    The Martec Flow Round Exhaust Fan offers easy installation and an ultra low profile, making it the perfect addition to any bathroom. With its effic...

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    $24 OFF RRP
  • Martec Saturn Round 335mm Exhaust Fan White with LED Light MXFSLR25W - The Blue Space
    Original price $159
    Current price $135

    Martec Saturn Round 335mm Exhaust Fan White with LED Light

    The Martec Saturn Round Exhaust Fan is a top-performing choice for optimal bathroom ventilation. Its high quality turbo fan ensures excellent and q...

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    $24 OFF RRP
  • Original price $159
    Current price $135

    Martec Flow Square 315mm Exhaust Fan White

    The Martec Flow Round Exhaust Fan offers easy installation and an ultra low profile, making it the perfect addition to any bathroom. With its effic...

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    $24 OFF RRP
  • Martec Flow Round 265mm Exhaust Fan White MXFFR25W - The Blue Space
    Original price $145
    Current price $123

    Martec Flow Round 265mm Exhaust Fan White

    The Martec Flow Round Exhaust Fan offers easy installation and an ultra low profile, making it the perfect addition to any bathroom. With its effic...

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    $22 OFF RRP
  • Martec Striker 4 Heat 3 in 1 Bathroom Heater Exhaust Fan with LED Downlight White MBHS4LW - The Blue Space
    Original price $169
    Current price $105 SALE

    Martec Striker 4 Heat 3 in 1 Bathroom Heater Exhaust Fan with LED Downlight White

    The Martec Striker 3 in 1 Bathroom Heater and Exhaust Fans with LED Downlights not only remove moisture from your bathroom, but also provide instan...

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    $64 OFF RRP
  • Martec Striker 2 Heat 3 in 1 Bathroom Heater Exhaust Fan with LED Downlight White MBHS2LW - The Blue Space
    Original price $139
    Current price $88 SALE

    Martec Striker 2 Heat 3 in 1 Bathroom Heater Exhaust Fan with LED Downlight White

    The Martec Striker 3 in 1 Bathroom Heater and Exhaust Fans with LED Downlights not only remove moisture from your bathroom, but also provide instan...

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    $51 OFF RRP
  • Martec Saturn Round 270mm Exhaust Fan White MXFSR20W - The Blue Space
    Original price $75
    Current price $64

    Martec Saturn Round 270mm Exhaust Fan White

    Keep your bathroom free from mould and mildew with Martec Saturn Exhaust Fans. This high-quality turbo fan boasts excellent and quiet operation, en...

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    $11 OFF RRP
  • Martec Forme 2 Heat 3 in 1 Bathroom Heater Exhaust Fan with LED Downlight White MBHF2LW - The Blue Space
    Original price $159
    Current price $135

    Martec Forme 2 Heat 3 in 1 Bathroom Heater Exhaust Fan with LED Downlight White

    Upgrade your bathroom with Martec's Forme 3 in 1 Bathroom Heaters. Featuring a powerful and quiet 45W turbo fan for efficient ventilation, 275W inf...

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    $24 OFF RRP
  • Martec Flow Square 265mm Exhaust Fan White MXFFS25W - The Blue Space
    Original price $145
    Current price $123

    Martec Flow Square 265mm Exhaust Fan White

    The Martec Flow Round Exhaust Fan offers easy installation and an ultra low profile, making it the perfect addition to any bathroom. With its effic...

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    $22 OFF RRP
  • Martec Saturn Square 270mm Exhaust Fan White MXFSS20W - The Blue Space
    Original price $75
    Current price $64

    Martec Saturn Square 270mm Exhaust Fan White

    Keep your bathroom free from mould and mildew with Martec Saturn Exhaust Fans. This high-quality turbo fan boasts excellent and quiet operation, en...

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    $11 OFF RRP
  • Martec Forme 4 Heat 3 in 1 Bathroom Heater Exhaust Fan with LED Downlight White MBHF4LW - The Blue Space
    Original price $189
    Current price $161

    Martec Forme 4 Heat 3 in 1 Bathroom Heater Exhaust Fan with LED Downlight White

    Upgrade your bathroom with Martec's Forme 3 in 1 Bathroom Heaters. Featuring a powerful and quiet 45W turbo fan for efficient ventilation, 275W inf...

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    $28 OFF RRP

Bathroom Exhaust Fans: Your Guide to a Fresher, Healthier Home

A bathroom without proper ventilation? Think peeling paint, foggy mirrors that never clear, and a musty smell that sticks around long after your shower. Let’s be real—no one wants that. Good airflow isn’t just nice to have; it’s a must-have. Moisture builds up fast. Before you know it, mould starts partying on your walls. A solid exhaust fan isn’t just about comfort—it’s your first defence against rot, mildew, and stale air. At The Blue Space, we’re here to help you cut through the clutter and find a fan that actually works. Ready to see how the right pick can turn your bathroom from damp to delightful?

Why Skimping on Ventilation Is a Recipe for Disaster

Picture this: steam from your morning shower coats every surface. It’s not just annoying—it’s quietly wreaking havoc. That damp air sneaks into grout, warps wooden vanity units, and turns your ceiling into a spore factory. And let’s not even talk about the smell. For families with allergies or asthma, it’s worse. Every breath feels like a gamble.

But here’s the kicker—it’s not just about today. Over months, unchecked moisture weakens walls. Paint bubbles. Tiles loosen. Suddenly, you’re staring at a renovation bill that could’ve been avoided. A decent exhaust fan yanks all that soggy air outside, stopping problems before they take root.

Take coastal towns like Sydney or Brisbane. Humidity’s a year-round guest. Down in Tasmania? Winters turn bathrooms into iceboxes, with condensation dripping down windows. A fan that adapts to your climate isn’t optional—it’s your bathroom’s lifeline.

Picking a Fan That Actually Works (No Jargon, We Promise)

Walk into any hardware store, and you’ll see rows of nearly identical fans. How do you choose? Let’s break it down without the fluff.

Airflow: The Bigger, The Better?

Measured in cubic metres per hour (m³/h), airflow tells you how much air the fan can move. But bigger isn’t always better. A tiny ensuite doesn’t need a industrial-strength unit. Our Bathroom Heating & Ventilation range includes options for every size—no guesswork needed.

Noise: Because Peace Matters

Ever had a fan that sounds like a helicopter taking off? Yeah, we’ve been there too. Look for models under 2.5 sones—quiet enough to forget they’re running. Pro tip: Check decibel ratings. Under 30dB? That’s library-level quiet.

Energy Smarts: Save Cash, Save the Planet

Old fans guzzle power. New ones? Sip it. Energy-efficient models slash bills and keep your carbon footprint in check. Bonus points if they’ve got timers or humidity sensors—they’ll switch off when the job’s done.

Extras: Heaters, Lights, and the Works

Why stop at ventilation? Some fans pack in heaters for chilly mornings or LED lights for a spa-like glow. Perfect if you’re tight on space or just love a good multitasker.

Why Aussie Homes Need Aussie-Tested Solutions

Our homes aren’t like the rest of the world’s. Cyclone-rated in Queensland. Frost-proof in Victoria. At The Blue Space, we stock brands that get it.

Martec: Tough as Nails

Martec doesn’t mess around. Their fans handle humidity, salt air, and everything in between. Need a slim unit for a retrofit? Check their line-up. Got a sprawling family bathroom? They’ve got you covered.

Eglo: Where Style Meets Muscle

Who says fans have to be ugly? Eglo’s designs look like they belong in a magazine. Think brushed metal finishes, built-in LEDs, and airflow that doesn’t quit. Peek at their collection—you might just forget it’s a fan.

Installation: Nail This, or Regret It Later

Even the fanciest fan won’t save you if it’s installed wrong. Let’s avoid the classic blunders:

  1. Location, Location, Location
    Stick it near the shower—but not directly overhead. You want steam captured, not water splashing into the motor.

  2. Duct Drama
    Flappy plastic ducts sag and leak. Metal ones stay put, moving air where it needs to go.

  3. Call in the Pros (When Needed)
    Running wires through a roof? Yeah, maybe leave that to someone with a ladder and a license.

Keep It Running Smooth: Maintenance 101

Fun fact: A dusty fan works harder, dies faster. Here’s how to keep yours happy:

  • Monthly Wipe-Down: Grab a cloth, wipe the grille. Takes two minutes.
  • Yearly TLC: Pop off the cover, vacuum the blades. Spot a wobbly part? Fix it now, not when it falls off.

The Bottom Line

A good exhaust fan isn’t a luxury—it’s your bathroom’s unsung hero. Stop treating it as an afterthought. With the right pick, you’ll banish mould, slash energy bills, and actually enjoy your morning routine.

Ready to make the switch? Dive into our curated range and find your match. Because fresh air shouldn’t be a fantasy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why are bathroom exhaust fans important?

Bathroom exhaust fans play a crucial role in eliminating moisture produced during showers and baths, which helps prevent mold and mildew growth. They also assist in removing unwanted odors, contributing to improved indoor air quality.

How do I determine the appropriate size for a bathroom exhaust fan?

To properly size an exhaust fan, calculate the bathroom's cubic footage by multiplying its length, width, and ceiling height. Then, multiply this number by 0.13 to determine the required airflow in cubic feet per minute (CFM). For example, a bathroom measuring 10 feet long, 8 feet wide, and 9 feet high requires a fan with at least 100 CFM.

Where should I install my bathroom exhaust fan?

The exhaust fan should be mounted as close to the shower or tub as possible to maximise effectiveness. For powder rooms, placing the fan directly over the toilet is recommended.

How can I reduce the noise level of my bathroom exhaust fan?

Noise levels are measured in sones; a lower sone rating indicates a quieter fan. To minimise noise, select a fan with a sone rating of 1 or lower. Additionally, ensure the fan is properly installed and regularly maintained to prevent increased noise due to dirt or mechanical issues.

Can I install a bathroom exhaust fan myself, or should I hire a professional?

Installing a bathroom exhaust fan involves electrical work and, in some cases, ductwork. If you are comfortable with electrical installations and familiar with local building codes, you may consider a DIY approach. However, for safety and compliance reasons, it is often advisable to hire a licensed professional for the installation.