zaveri
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Post by zaveri on Sept 4, 2013 5:22:10 GMT -5
Oh so it fitted well in a suitcase. It seems that they are countries where they just don't have any of them at all like if there was a law against them. Pakistan, Singapore and Malaysia seems like this too. In most of South Asia it seems that they are very little to no curve blade fans at all while in certain Eastern Asian destination such as Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Hong Kong and Macao they are everywhere. Here curve blades are the most common type of metal blades. The modern fans with three blades mounted at the bottom of a housing, I've seen them on a Indian fan website before but I cannot remember the brand at the moment. i guess u r right, i have been going to malaysia almost every year until 2008, i cant remember spotting any curved blade ceiling fan.. I am not sure about indonesia but i also guess i havent seen any curved blade as well, in china i remember seeing lots of curvy bladed fans Zaveri pointed out the bottom mounted spinner in one of the posts The vented ceiling fan has metallic blades.. not sure what brand it is either, but i remember orient stating in the ecplanation of their decorative fans that they use aluminum instead of wood for decorative fans That brand is Breezalit and the model shown by Tais is Breezalit royal.
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Post by Tais on Sept 4, 2013 11:12:52 GMT -5
There is bajaj euro in India. curved i dont mean like bajaj euro, i mean something like this
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Post by Jean Lemieux on Sept 4, 2013 13:40:32 GMT -5
Ah! Yes Breezalit is the brand of these bottom mounted three blade fans. The model is actually Imperial and not Royal. breezalitfan.com/imperial.php
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zaveri
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Post by zaveri on Sept 7, 2013 9:27:37 GMT -5
There is bajaj euro in India. curved i dont mean like bajaj euro, i mean something like this ok i get it. but i think that sometime back Evernal fans with the same kind of blades use to sell here, but it failed, simply because it could not compete with the modern CG high speed fans which sell like hot cakes.
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