We have 2 bathrooms. Main and En Suite.
The En Suite is situated on a corner of the house and has 2 outside walls. The Main has 1 outside wall.
Using the bath or prolonged showering in cold weather the En suite suffers from terrible condensation on the walls facing outside and the Main very little.
I'm assuming that the the En Suite colder walls cause the condensation and the warmer walls in the Main reduced condensation. Hence why I thought getting some warmth in the wall would assist.
However creating a gap under the door and increasing air flow I'm sure would assist with maybe a vent brick in the top of the wall.
Ultimately it is warm and quite damp air which is causing condensation, warm air alone would not.
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