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Some foil tape and some mastic fixed it right up.
No picture though, if anything it looked worse, but at least it was air tight.

I feel for the guy that has to replace it at some point though.

I threw up in my mouth

That is a hack job. I don't care if it was a Craigslist crackhead or a legit contractor.

CT

At least it's vented, that's already better then most here lol

Ir good installs guy. I is pro

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Originally Posted by mark beiser

I'm not sure either of those pieces of wood it is sort of screwed to could legitimately be classified as a "brace!"

I remember some where the 'hack' ( ) simply screwed two sections of wood to the sides of the fan... never mind attaching them to anything...kinda like 'struts' to hold it above the ceiling.

Originally Posted by ga-hvac-tech

I will give them credit for one thing: They put the second brace in.

I'm not sure either of those pieces of wood it is sort of screwed to could legitimately be classified as a "brace!"

Originally Posted by stebs

Could be a fan with a light...

Good point....I would like to see his switch skills too.

Originally Posted by VTP99

So it's a 220volt fan also ?

Could be a fan with a light...

So it's a 220volt fan also ?

Yeah... just does not make sense.

All one has to do is hold the fan in place, trace around the outside with a pencil, cut with key-hole saw, and mount.

Guess that is too hard for subs in a hurry...

I will give them credit for one thing: They put the second brace in. Many I see are hanged on one side only.

I really like the wiring also... just wait for the inspector.

I don't understand why no one cuts the sheet rock the right size for the fan. There seems to always be at least a 1/2-1" gap all tge way around on all of them and no one ever terminates them to the outside.

Textbook bathroom exhaust install.

This was not a DIY project gone bad, it was "professionally installed."