Where can i get panels like this

[sphelps]

If you want it done right you'll need a separate vent, as just tying into another vent might not work too well seeing that you might just end up venting the humid air from the tank into the bathroom. If the tank is on an outside wall which I seem to think is the case then drill a hole right through the wall, easy!

Otherwise keep the tank open, as in not in-wall.

[gregzz4]

I agree with the idea of a separate exhaust fan to the outdoors, and hooked up to a humidistat
Then you adjust the humidity level you like

[Coleus]

Originally Posted by sphelps

If you want it done right you'll need a separate vent, as just tying into another vent might not work too well seeing that you might just end up venting the humid air from the tank into the bathroom. If the tank is on an outside wall which I seem to think is the case then drill a hole right through the wall, easy!

Otherwise keep the tank open, as in not in-wall.

Drill through wall is not an option because wife would kill me :-), and if we decide to move, gonna have to patch it. So is it fine to seal the cold air return and have the fan to vent the air to other room?

[fishytime]

Originally Posted by Coleus

So is it fine to seal the cold air return and have the fan to vent the air to other room?

yes....this would be the cheapest and easiest thing to do.....get the moist air out of the "closet" and into the main area and let the HRV take care of the rest.......

[sphelps]

Originally Posted by fishytime

yes....this would be the cheapest and easiest thing to do.....get the moist air out of the "closet" and into the main area and let the HRV take care of the rest.......

Agreed

[gregzz4]

You may want to consult an HVAC guy before you seal that return