Exhaust fans in bathrooms are a necessary evil that many interior designers struggle with. There is a way to make them invisible and completely disappear when not in use. Venti appears to be a regular tile on the outside, but is in fact a fan! Simply pop it open when you need it. Intuitive and functional is what I like to call it.
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Designer: Michael Samoriz for Umbra Design
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Hey, that’s pretty neat! Get it to spray disinfectant too!
Thank you! glad you liked it!
P.S. the fan manufacturer is called “VENTS”
Very nice. Very, very sleek. Wonder how much noise it makes?
unfortunately – still a concept, in the near future will produce . I hope!
Many fans vented passively. Were not switched on. They may not be closed. Of course, your solution is more beautiful. Practice a little less.
Is it available in the US?
More info please.
expect that appeared on the official sites –
http://www.ventilation-system.com/cat/domestic/
good one..is the depth equal to wall thickness or it goes beyond?
its really good can i get more information about this products
It’s absolutely amazing. It may be extremaly difficult to track front panel with heavy tile (more than ones) but who knows… I would be more than happy to have it for real tests. Is it possible?
Brilliant concept. Ideal way to create functional space.
cool!! I wanna shoot my door with that gun!!