Destratification, high roof with wood stove

[GuyGadeboisTheBack]

If it is sheathed yes, otherwise I have some doubts eh!

It's not sheathed, it doesn't look like it but it generates a good flow of air.

[HugoM]

Hello, thank you for your answers.

Indeed a ceiling fan would be the simplest and most effective solution.
But, there is always a but ... this solution does not suit us from an aesthetic point of view (it is a point of view) and practical there will be a great chandelier in this volume.

What would suit us more would be a kind of "VMC", a tubed and hidden system with a suction grid in the upper part and a discharge grid in the lower part with an air extractor (see attached piece).

Has anyone ever seen or done something like this?

[Christophe]

and practical there will be a great chandelier in this volume.

There are chandeliers fans .. or chandelier fans .. if you prefer ...

[Flytox]

The small streamlined fan is not bad for aesthetics (discreet) and works pretty well (not tried in a large volume), but the problem becomes noise. Certain manufacturers display it, it can help in the choice. In a quiet, silent room, it's heavy ....

[Macro]

Yeah ... I put one to ventilate my toilet with automatic ignition with the light (no window in this room) at ... I had to modify the wiring ... The noise was annoying ... now a push button triggers it when you press the large flush only

[plasmanu]

For the unsightly side of ceiling fans there are models with retractable blades that deploy with centrifugal force, it's just more expensive, between 100 and 300 €

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