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So it looks like you can't even get to the actual duct. What I would do:

That "wood tunnel" between the end of the duct and the space above the bathroom ceiling can function as a duct. Cover end of the wood tunnel with a piece of drywall (or wood) with a hole in it that will accommodate a short piece of flex duct. Run that flex duct to your vent grill (technically called an air register). You will need to install a register boot in the ceiling behind the grill, it's what the duct and the air register attaches to:

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So it looks like you can't even get to the actual duct. What I would do:

That "wood tunnel" between the end of the duct and the space above the bathroom ceiling can function as a duct. Cover end of the wood tunnel with a piece of drywall (or wood) with a hole in it that will accommodate a short piece of flex duct. Run that flex duct to your vent grill (technically called an air register). You will need to install a register boot in the ceiling behind the grill, it's what the duct and the air register attaches to:

enter image description here

So it looks like you can't even get to the actual duct. What I would do:

That "wood tunnel" between the end of the duct and the space above the bathroom ceiling can function as a duct. Cover end of the wood tunnel with a piece of drywall (or wood) with a hole in it that will accommodate a short piece of flex duct. Run that flex duct to your vent grill (technically called an air register). You will need to install a register boot in the ceiling behind the grill, it's what the duct and the air register attaches to:

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enter image description here

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Jimmy Fix-it
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So it looks like you can't even get to the actual duct. What I would do:

That "wood tunnel" between the end of the duct and the space above the bathroom ceiling can function as a duct. Cover end of the wood tunnel with a piece of drywall (or wood) with a hole in it that will accommodate a short piece of flex duct. Run that flex duct to your vent grill (technically called an air register). You will need to install a register boot in the ceiling behind the grill, it's what the duct and the air register attaches to:

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