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Post by jamiem on Jun 17, 2012 5:14:20 GMT -5
the closest mall to me is hulen mall and have bunch of these in the ceiling in the mall area
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Post by jonathan on Jun 17, 2012 8:22:25 GMT -5
-My mall has a 20+ fasco olde souths scattered around the building. The blades are blue because the malls colors are blue and white.
-In a clothing store there are 4 Dayton/Marley industrials. They never run.
This mall still has all the fans, but is in danger of closing. All the businesses are slowly leaving. Cosco wants to buy it and build a store on the location.
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Post by fancollector12 on Jun 17, 2012 11:06:53 GMT -5
Well, offer to take any fans (:
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Post by fancollector12 on Jan 3, 2016 3:55:28 GMT -5
The closest mall to me was built in the 1970's and was most recently remodeled in 2007:
-Hallmark Gold Crown has 3 white Harbor Breeze 52" Classic Styles (the new kind) that were installed in 2013. They used to have 4 1990's Emerson 5B 52" Appliance White Traditional Snuggers but they were removed several years ago and then the installed the Harbor Breezes. They are on most of the time.
-The Shoe Dept. took over an Old Navy that closed. They installed several unknown black 5B 52" indoor/outdoor ventless builder fans. They are always on.
-The Greene Turtle Sports Bar and Restaurant (took over an old location of The Shoe Dept.) has several nickel Hampton Bay 60" Industrials in the restaurant and party room, and 3 or 4 bronze Hampton Bay Farmingtons on the screened-in porch. The old The Shoe Dept. that used to be there had several nickel 52" Emerson builder fans. The Farmingtons I have never seen on, yet. But they just opened over the summer.
-The old The Shoe Dept. location had several PB 5B 52" Litex GEV builder fans. They moved when the mall remodeled.
-Red Robin has 4 copper Modern Fan/Period Arts Industries. They used to have a 5th fan, but it was removed recently in a remodel.
-Bonefish Grille has several black Monte Carlo Builders and Weatherfords inside and outside of the restaurant. The one outdoors over the entrance is almost never on.
-Jimmy John's Subs has a single Big A$$ Fans Haiku (do not know what size) in a black finish. It is at the front of the restaurant, facing the entrance to the outside, and is always running at a medium-like speed.
-There used to be a Subway walk-up counter before the food court was taken out when the mall remodeled and the food court was moved outdoors with new restaurants, but when it was there it had 2 44" brass Hunter Coastal Breezes installed (or at least I think they were 44"). At least one fan was almost always on.
The second closest mall to me, built in 1981:
-Red Robin has several copper Modern Fan/Period Arts Industries. Before that there was a Fuddrucker's that had several black Craftmades, some CXL-based outdoor fans with leaf blades and light kits, and a 52" Builders Award. Before that it was a Burger King with no fans, then the Burger King was covered to a walk-up counter only. Most of the Fuddrucker's Craftmades were never turned on, but the Builders Award was always on.
-The Greene Turtle Sports Bar and Restaurant has a few black Minka Aire 52" Sundowners on the screened-in porch, and several bronze Hampton Bay Alturas (do not know what size) inside the actual restaurant. Before that it was a Ruby Tuesday with several PB Emerson/Alaska Northwind Designers with light kits that were removed when they remodeled. I have yet to see the Sundowners on.
-An ice cream walk-up counter had 2 or 3 white Quorum 42" Classics before it changed into something else and it was remodeled, and the fans were removed. I do not think they were ever on.
-Friendly's had several PB Craftmade 52" Decroatives that were replaced with several red Craftmade 52" Decoratives when they remodeled. They closed recently and now it is some clothing store, and the fans were removed. Those red Decoratives were in bad shape, probably due to kids throwing stuff into them. At least one fan was almost always on.
-The Shoe Dept, has several 5B 52" PB Litex GEV builder fans.
-A pet store had a single 6B 30" vented AB fan in the manager's office. The pet store is now an ASPCA-approved pet adoption place, and I think the fan is still there. All the times I have seen it, it has always been on.
-JCPenney had 4 white 52" Broan Europas over the catalog counter, which turned into a customer service area when they remodeled, and the fans were removed.
-There is a Sears that once sold fans, and had a working display up until about 16 years ago or so. They are still there, but no longer sell fans.
The third closest mall to me:
-TGI Friday's has some Modern Fan Flutes in the bar. I am sure it had some black Casablancas or 5B black Hunter Originals at one time before it was remodeled, all over the restaurant. They are almost always on all of the times I have been there (which is not very much since their food quality was not very good).
-Nordstrom's had a single Carribean Brass Harbor Breeze Baja over the Tommy Bahama display before it was removed when the display was changed. I do not think the fan was ever actually wired up to run, but I never pulled the chain to find out when it was still installed.
Not quite a mall, but an outdoor shopping plaza:
-A jewelry store had 2 copper Hunter Millenniums, and one was broken without a switch housing. The place closed and said fans were removed. As such they never really ran the other fan that DID work.
-There was a restaurant that had verde Harbor Breeze 1997-era outdoor fans on the patio, and several black and several more white Hunter Infinitis inside. The place closed, and when the place turned into a Halloween store briefly in 2009, one gloss black Infiniti and all of the Harbor Breezes remained. The place then turned into a Tilted Kilt Pub and Eatery, and all fans inside were removed, and the fans on the patio were replaced by black outdoor builder fans,
-There is another restaurant that had several bronze Hampton Bay Callaway I's on the patio, but several have been replaced by bronze Hampton Bay outdoor fans. In the bar, there are several black Hunter Preferences. The Hunters are always on.
-There is another restaurant that has some black Emerson 56" Industrials in the bar, and some black Hunter Preferences in the restaurant part. The Emersons are always on, running very, very slowly, barely turning at all.
-Don Pablo's has several Olde Brick Emerson 52" Legend II's. Most of them are always on.
-A pretzel place had 2 1997-era SMC K-56 style 56" Hampton Bay Industrials in the front and another in the kitchen area. The place turned into a hot dog place, and the front fans were replaced by Hunter Royal Palms, or the Lowe's version of them, but the kitchen Hampton Bay industrial remained. One Hunter was replaced by a pendant light not too long ago, but then the place closed, so I do not think the fans remain. The one Royal Palm's light glass dropped down and they never fixed it. The fan in the kitchen I do not think was ever on, and neither were the Hampton Bays out front when they were installed (maybe because of the metal blades and the fact that they hung down really low)?
-Cold Stone Creamery has several black Hampton Bay Farmingtons.
-A golf shop had several black Hunter Preferences, but when they turned into Chico's, the fans were removed.
-A bread shoppe had 2 white Hunter Southern Classics. They were removed when the bread shoppe closed and they knocked down the wall where The Tilted Kilt Pub and Eatery is now to make into their "pool table room" and the fans were removed.
-The AMC Theatre has 2 or more black or brown 56" industrials in each theatre that are never turned on. They do not serve any purpose. AT. ALL.
Another local open-air shopping center thing:
-A card store had 4 white/nickel Hampton Bay Portland II's over the entrance. They moved 2 of them to the Vera Bradley section of that store, and removed the light kits, then they added light kits to the 2 fans in the Vera Bradley section. Those fans are never off.
-The Greene Turtle Sports Bar and Restaurant has several black Monte Carlo 54" Studios. Before that it was another restaurant and sports bar, and only had some Hampton Bay Windward III's in the party room, which was removed when the Greene Turtle moved in. I have never seen those fans on.
-Subway has some nickel 52" builder fans.
-A restaurant has several nickel Modern Fan Cirruses.
Another outdoor shopping center:
-A dry cleaners had several white Hunter Passport II's. The place closed and the fans were removed. Before the place closed, the Passport II over the counter had no blades on it, but it still ran 24/7 on high speed. The back fans I had never seen on.
-A Dunkin' Donuts used to have 3 or 4 AB 44" Hunter Costal Breezes. They were all removed when it became a T-Mobile store and they also knocked down the wall of the store next to it (my mom frequented that store, and knew the owners) to expend it and give T-Mobile more space.
-A vision place had a single white 4B 52" GEV builder fan that was replaced by a nickel Hampton Bay modern thing with a light on it.
-A restautant has several AB or PB Hampton Bay Chathams that are really, really old. At least one fan is always on.
-Another restaurant had several black or bronze Hampton Bay 52" Builders Bests/Classic Styles. They were removed recently when another place moved in. They were typically always on.
-Chilis had several 52" PB Litex/Ellington Signet Deluxes. They were all removed in a remodel. The one over the entrance had a broken blade before it was removed. The one over the entrance never got turned on when it was still installed.
-A mini-market-type place had some industrials, but they were removed when the place turned into a Tweeter (A/V store). Now it is just a vacant store.
-There was a Ledo's Pizza in this shopping center that had a few (maybe 3 or 4?) black Hunters, I think they were Preferences. They were never on, but the place closed many years back, the fans were removed when it changed ownership the first time and became a Jerry's Subs and Pizza.
Finally ,another outdoor shopping center near me:
-There was a lighting showroom that I knew the owners of that sold Quorum fans, and they always had a PB 52" Quorum Classic over the entrance that was always on in addition to the fans in the back near the counter (only some of which were wired up to work, and some were incompletely assembled, because of the owners' old age). They retired and closed up shop, and now it is some massage place. We got our Celtic for our family room from here.
-A pet supply shop had an interesting setup of 10 or so 36" white curved-blade industrials near a curved window (it was an end store) at the front of the store on a drop-tile ceiling. No other fans were in the store. They closed and Five Below took it over. They never had them turned off. The window still remains, but the fans do not, as Five Below opened up the ceiling.
-A restaurant had some Quorum Classics, in 42" and 52", and they turned into Cheeburger Cheeburger, and got some pink neon Quorum Prizzm Neons from the lighting showroom next door to replace the old Classics. They closed and turned into something else, now the fans are gone. They did not turn them on a lot, but they did have the lights on the housings.
-A Subway had 2 42" Hampton Bays that looked like SMC DC42 Park Avenue III's. One Hampton Bay was replaced by a nickel 52" builder fan. I have never seen them off.
-Some hair salon had some type of GEV fans. Not sure if they are still there or not, as it has changed ownership several times.
-A sports supply store had several AB Broan 52" Europas. They were removed when the place got turned into some other store. One fan was removed before that with only its mounting bracket still hanging with bare wires coming from it. The fans were in really bad shape. Even when they were vacant for a bit in 2009, and everything else was turned off, the fans were still running, or at least most of them were.
-There was a Hechinger's (kind of like the predecessor to Lowe's or Home Depot) that sold fans. It also had industrials throughout the store. When Hechinger's folded, it got turned into a Kohl's, which never sold or had any fans installed. The industrials never ran, but the display fans did.
-An outdoor/camping supply store had several 56" Dayton industrials that may or may not still be there when the place was turned into a costume store.
-A paint-your-own-pottery place has several Appliance White 52" Emerson Northwinds from the post-2000's. The fans are always on.
-A dry cleaner had a single white/AB Encon 52" Casanova at the front of the counter. It was taken out when it and the shipping place next door turned into a liquor super center. One time the blades broke on it and they replaced the blades. I had never seen the fan on.
-A shipping place had several white Hunter Passport II's, but they were removed when it and the dry cleaner next door turned into a liquor super center. One fan was always on.
-An eyeglass place had several Snow White 52" Casablanca Delta II's that were replaced by white Hampton Bay Quick Connects. I do not think I have ever seen them on.
-ShopRite used to be FILLED with some 3rd-Generation white 52" Fasco Charlestons in the bakery and deli areas, but some were replaced by white Hampton Bays (44" and 52" Cameron II's, Quick Connects, and Farmingtons, and a Grayton II, for a short time). I do not think I have ever seen them turned off.
-Chuck 'E' Cheese's had 2 black 52" 5B Hunter Originals mounted inverted on poles. The fan nearest the entrance was never turned on, and had its blades cut to fit the space (to about 38" or so). I do not think the fans still remain (one was removed 15 years ago, and the other remained for a while, but I do not think it is still there, I do not go in there anymore due to being too old for Chuck 'E' Cheese's). The one near the entrance was never turned on. I doubt they ever oiled them. The one fan was always on.
-A ChiChi's had several PB/wood Emerson Hardwoods with canvas blades. They were removed when ChiChis folded and they turned into a Chipotle.
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Post by fancollector12 on Jan 5, 2016 3:37:44 GMT -5
I thought of another shopping center, this one is near where my grandmother used to live:
-There was a bowling alley my parents and I used to frequent. They had seveal 1970's-era or 1980's-era Brunswick 2000 (Banvil 2000) Gold Lines with upward-curved blades, older canopies, and in the brown finish. They are still there.
-A pizza place had several Ferrari Red Casablanca Delta II's in the main dining area, and some 42" GE vent fans in the kitchen area. I do not think they are still there.
-A discount store had 2 brass Emperor hugger fans. The place turned into a Thai restaurant, and the fans were removed.
-A TCBY Treats had several brass 42" 4-bladed GE vent builder fans. They turned into a dry cleaners, where one fan was left installed at the front of the place. The other fans were removed. When the place became something else, all of the fans were removed.
-An Outback had several Olde Brick Emerson 52" Legend II's inside. They are probably no longer there, being that most Outbacks have remodeled. They were always on high when they were installed.
-A restaurant and bar had several AB lattice-vent 6-blade (Crest?) fans with light kits that were replaced by matte black Harbor Breeze Builders Bests/Classic Styles. Not sure if they are still there, but the fans were never on.
-A liquor/tobacco store had several vented AB spinner fans at the front with the cane falling out of the blades, and some PB fan at the back of the store (maybe an Emperor?). The Emperor thing was always on low, but the other fans were never on.
-An aerobics class place had some black/PB Lasko 52" 5-bladed fans. They are probably no longer there, as the place moved out long ago.
-A garden centre had 2 56" white industrials in the nursery. They still remain as the place was turned into an ACE Hardware location.
And another shopping center near me:
-My local Outback had several Olde Brick 52" Emerson Legend II's that were always on, some were replaced with bronze-ish Hunter Custom Home II's. Outside, there were 4 white GE vent Hampton Bay 52" Landmarks, later replaced by Hampton Bay Grayton II's. The fans were all removed in a remodel.
-My local TGI Friday's had several black 5B Hunter Originals, I think they were 56". They were removed long ago in a remodel. One was hanging in the entrance.
-Toys 'R' Us has several 36" Dayton/Marley industrials in white. There was a "ring fan" that was choked by a ballon, and was removed in a remodel.
-Carvel Ice Cream had 2 90s Appliance White Emerson Northwinds that were removed when it turned into a Sally's Beauty Supply store.
-I can remember an old Giant grocery store that had a single AB fan on a long down rod over the customer service counter. It was removed when I was little, and that Giant is a furniture store now.
Another shopping center:
-Superfresh had 10 52" 5B Hunter Classic Originals in white over the checkouts, and 2 more over the salad bar on really long down rods, with their pull chains almost touching the actual salad bar. When the place turned into another grocery store, the fans were all removed, and that store is now vacant. The fans were almost always on when they were installed.
-A pizza place had a few 42" white NuTone GE vent huggers in the front, and some black Hunter Preferences in the back. They were all removed when they changed ownership.
-The shopping center had a Sears Hardware that sold fans and had a working display, it closed long ago. It was turned into Bed, Bath, and Beyond.
-A laundromat had several 56" white industrials, all removed when it became Massage Envy. They were never on.
-A tobacco shop had some cream Fanimation Islanders. They were all removed when the place went out of business. I never saw them on.
-A hair salon had some 90's 52" Appliance White Emerson Northwinds. They were replaced by 52" Harbor Breeze Armitages, and then removed when it and the place next store became Kirkland's. Those fans were always on when they were installed.
-Ruby Tuesday in this shopping center was built in 1994 and had several PB Emerson/Alaska Northwind Designers, and a single gloss black Northwind Designer in the stained-glass-and-wood bar. The fans in the dining area, salad bar, and entrance were all removed in a remodel, the black fan remained. The bar fan was removed when it became Marlins and Rays, and some Hampton Bay Metros or Minka Aire Rainmans in the bronze finish were installed in the restaurant. When it became IHOP a few years back, all of the fans were removed, the bar was turned into a server's/drinks area. The Northwinds and Hampton Bays/Minka Aires were always on.
And finally, another shopping center:
-An ice cream place had a 42" AB generic hugger with cane, and a 42" dual-mount generation GE vent builder fan with cane. Not sure if they are still there. I never saw them on.
-A dance place had 2 wooden housing AB fans, not sure if they are still there. They never ran.
-A hair salon had 2 white/PB? Crest 2000 Series. Not sure if they are still there. They were always on.
-A nail salon, formally a coin collecting place, had several PB Hampton Bay Genoas. I think they are still there, I may have only seen them on like once.
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Post by Parkman on Jan 5, 2016 22:01:48 GMT -5
Lets see... The Old Shore Mall which is now 1/2 torn down and just a modified strip mall "thing".
As of now they have no fans unfortunately but lets see...
Boscov's Department Store had fans when I was very young. Mostly Litex and other generic fans that were overpriced and put in fancy boxes. Quit the fan business around 1998-1999.
Clover (Replaced by Burlington Coat Factory) closed around 1998. Sold Litex, Laskos, and other misc. Heritage models. Both had great displays.
In the mall there were no fans but the TGI Friday's had a bunch of 4 blade 42" Hunter Summer Breezes in Antique Brass.
A Barber shop had two random GE Vent 5 blade fans. Godfathers Pizza had brass GE vent fans but they jumped ship and moved to a new plaza down the Pike and have a Hunter brass fan. I think a Passport III.
and the Auntie Annes Pretzel Kiosk had three 52" Hunters some late 90s model with huge light kits. As of now they tore down the part of the mall with all of those fans and the TGI Fridays is still there but it closed in late 2014/early 2015 and they gutted most of the lighting. I believe they are no longer there but cannot confirm.
Also out in the parking lot there is a Carabba's Italian Grill (Awful food) that had two outdoor Minka Aire fans but they have since been taken down. (Formally a Chi-Chi's Mexican Restaurant [Now that was good!]).
Our other local mall from what I can remember as a kid only had a fan dept. in SEARS taken out around 1998 or 1999 I remember Kenmore fans in the display. I'm not sure about J.C. Penney if they had a display or what.
The Shoe Dept. Shoe store is the really only fans installed they had Brass GE Vent fans with white blades like 5 of them. They have since moved and made a larger store with 5 or 6 Craftmade Builder Fans in Black. Also some random clothing store has two Hampton Bay Alturas in it.
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Post by Adam D. on Jan 6, 2016 0:38:09 GMT -5
All the malls that were around in the 80s in my area have been closed down and replaced with outlet malls and shopping centers.. I haven't seen a neat fan in a mall probably since the early 90s.. And most of the fans mentioned in the recent posts in this thread such as Hampton bay, Litex etc. or anything modern is something I could careless about..
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Post by Tais on Jan 8, 2016 1:50:02 GMT -5
Burjuman center had 4 early 90s brown or antique brass decorative ceiling fans with cane blades in chilis, but the whole place has been renovated and fans removed, dome cafe in burjuman has brass has lots of 2000s decorative fans, couldnt iddntify the brand
Mall of the emirates used to have belt driven fanimations in one part, unfortunately that whole area got renovated and fans were pulled off, fridays in that mall has fans with chrome finish
Dubai mall has 2 marellis in franklin and marshall clothes shop and a modern ceiling fan with some orbit thing in a restaurant opposite of the ice rink
Ibn Battuta mall has hunters in shakespeares restaurant and cafe
Malls in dubai usually dont have ceiling fans in the shops, unfortunately
Edit:just noticed i posted here in 2012 lol
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Post by Jared H. on Mar 13, 2017 2:35:54 GMT -5
Northpark has... -white baby Panama II in talbot's dressing room (thanks mom) -harbor Breeze boring over the La Madeline hole in the wall -AB Decoratives in Corner Bakery -craftmade borings in Lucky 7, replaced originals
Valley View, in the process of being demolished, has two black baby decoratives and two early gazebos. Collin Creek has ventless things.
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Post by Deleted on Mar 13, 2017 18:44:30 GMT -5
Northpark has... -white baby Panama II in talbot's dressing room (thanks mom) -harbor Breeze boring over the La Madeline hole in the wall -AB Decoratives in Corner Bakery -craftmade borings in Lucky 7, replaced originals Valley View, in the process of being demolished, has two black baby decorative and two early gazebos. Collin Creek has ventless things. valley view being demolished?!?!?!!?!? i didnt know that.. i never been to any of those malls,i bet those ventless doohookies are junk
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Post by Cole D on Mar 13, 2017 19:59:06 GMT -5
Our mall only has Hunter fans and they are all still there. Kmart Cafe has white 42" Originals on long downrods. Some of them only have two blades on them. Nick's For Men, a fancy clothing store has two white Passport IIs that are always on. Wow I remember this thread. The Originals that were in the Kmart Cafe were taken down when the cafe closed. The Passport IIs at Nick's are still there. And there is a women's clothing store that has two white 42" Originals, that I apparently didn't think of when I posted that.
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Post by Cole D on Dec 31, 2019 16:41:09 GMT -5
At a Dillard's Dept store in a mall, I saw a palm bladed fan of some kind above a men's clothing display, on low speed. I didn't get a picture, since there were too many people around the area.
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