Ceiling fan assembly

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1990-10-25

1992-12-22

Kwon, John T.

Fluid reaction surfaces (i.e., impellers)

With illumination means

416170R, F04D 2964

Patent

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RE0341479

ABSTRACT:
An easily assembled, aesthetically pleasing ceiling fan has a main support shaft which supports an outer decorative column and canopies as well as a drive motor having a rotor mounting a blade support housing and carrying easily attachable fan blades. A bottom cover is also supported from the shaft for ease of assembly and providing a surface configuration coordinating with the canopies and blade support housing.

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Brochure entitled "A Contemporary Ceiling Fan System Designed by Sonneman for Homestead" by Homestead Products, .COPYRGT.1987.

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