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Article: Fascination with fans pays off
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- Indianapolis Business Journal
- Article date:
- June 11, 2007
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Try saying that three times fast. Or better yet, check out Frampton's eclectic innovations at the local showrooms that stock them.
Frampton, 51, is president of Fanimation Inc. in Zionsville, a designer and distributor of custom fans that circulate a cool breeze in ways rivaled only by his collection of bizarre antique models that often provide his inspiration.
Foremost among his unusual creations of ceiling-mounted fans is the futuristic Enigma, which sports a single blade and was featured in a scene of the "I, Robot" film, and the Air Shadow, a model with retractable blades that collapse over its light fixture.
"We stayed away from the bottom-end fans," Frampton said. "You have Home Depot ...
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