Planning a smoking room....

[djs134]

Hi All! Been thinking about this since I moved into my new home (1 ½ yrs ago) and I think I’ll be finishing off the basement as a smoking/play room for myself. The wife thinks it’s a great idea since I can’t smoke in the new house. Plus, the coffee stuff is starting to crowd her out of the kitchen…… :wink:

Anyhow, I’ll be doing some research, but I though the botl community may have had some experience with building smoking rooms and venting them. I will be putting in a drop ceiling and most likely studding/paneling the block walls. I’d like to have the air cycle through a filter and return to the room so as not to waste heat if possible. Any experience with CFM rates to maintain a breathable environment for non participating occupants?

Any other suggestions you might have would be welcome. Haven’t decided whether or not I’ll be building in a humi or not….. But there will be an espresso bar, wet bar and video game area. :clap:

[N2Advnture]

I think a majority of the input would be based on your budget. I know one fella who has the ULTIMATE system built into his smoking room but couldn't even begin to speculate on the cost of such a system. I can tell you that it is better than ANY system I have ever seen in action (personal or commercial).

[caudio51]

Very nice. When I finally get a house I want to do something like this too.

[Wasch_24]

Yup, I've seen it too...friggin spectaular!

[N2Advnture]

If you just want an exhaust fan, these are supposed to be THE quietest on the market
http://www.broan.com/display/router.asp?ProductID=100225

[djs134]

I guess I was thinking along the lines of a series of intake/return ducting and a central air circulating/hepa filter unit. Of course, budget is important, but I have a blank slate so to speak and can do a lot of the work myself.

[N2Advnture]

I THINK this may be what he had but not positive.
http://www.trane.com/Residential/CleanAir/CleanEffectsDemo.aspx

His system also had a heat recovery sensor on the wall.