I need to make a diffuser to an existing 22 x 30 skylight shaft. A flush mount of some kind would be my first choice. My goal is to keep heated air from going into the shaft instead of the bathroom.
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This is in inches, correct? How tall is the shaft?– Daniel GriscomJan 12, 2016 at 22:40
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As an experiment, you could use the standard window heat-shrink insulation, which is attached to the edges by removable double-faced tape. 3M is the big brand, but there are off-brand versions as well.– Daniel GriscomJan 12, 2016 at 22:44
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Just thinking about warm wet air in the bathroom and, if sealed cold air above causing condensation on the diffuser. Something to think about with this project.– Ed BealJan 14, 2016 at 23:21
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A standard recessed ceiling diffuser (for a 48" light) would work if you installed a divider to support the middle section for two.
