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'''Kone Marryat Scott''' was a lift/elevator company from the United Kingdom which was formed as the result of the buyout of [[Marryat & Scott|Marryat & Scott Ltd.]] by [[Kone|Kone Corporation]] in 1979. The "Kone Marryat Scott" brand was formed in 1982, and was defunct sometime in the 1980s before changed name to simply Kone.
  
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}}'''Kone Marryat Scott''' was a lift/elevator company from the United Kingdom which was formed as the result of the buyout of [[Marryat & Scott|Marryat &amp; Scott Ltd.]] by [[Kone|Kone Corporation]] in 1979. The "Kone Marryat Scott" brand was formed in 1982, and was defunct sometime in the 1980s before changed name to simply Kone.
   
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==Notable installations in the United Kingdom==
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==Notable installations==
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===United Kingdom===
 
*TX Maxx, The Square, Bournemouth
  
*TX Maxx, The Square, Bournemouth
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*HOF, Hull
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*House of Fraser, Hull
 
*Ramada Hotel Brighton, Brighton
  
*Ramada Hotel Brighton, Brighton
 
*<s>Princess Square Shopping Centre, Bracknell</s> (1982-2013<ref>There were originally six lifts but three were removed in 2006. At the same time the remaining three lifts were refurbished by Associated Lift Services (ALS). They were replaced into [[Kone TranSys|Kone MonoGoods]] lifts in 2013</ref>)
  
*<s>Princess Square Shopping Centre, Bracknell</s> (1982-2013<ref>There were originally six lifts but three were removed in 2006. At the same time the remaining three lifts were refurbished by Associated Lift Services (ALS). They were replaced into [[Kone TranSys|Kone MonoGoods]] lifts in 2013</ref>)
 
*<s>High Street Car Park, Bracknell</s> (1982-2009, replaced into [[Kone MiniSpace]] elevators)
  
*<s>High Street Car Park, Bracknell</s> (1982-2009, replaced into [[Kone MiniSpace]] elevators)
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===Hong Kong===
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====New Territories====
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*Jade Plaza, Tai Po (1985)
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====Kowloon====
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*Far East Consortium Building, Jordan (1985)
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*Yau Mau Tei Multi Storey Car Park, Yau Mau Tei (1984)
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*Hope Sea Industrial Centre, Kowloon Bay (1986)
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*Ngau Chi Wan Municipal Services Building, Ngau Chi Wan (1983)
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====Hong Kong Island====
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*Aberdeen Municipal Services Building, Aberdeen (1982)
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*Luckifast Building, Wan Chai (1985)
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====Projects from Hong Kong Housing Authority====
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{{For||Lift Modernisation Programme}}
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=== Hong Kong Island ===
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*Wan Tsui Estate, Chai Wan
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**<s>Chek Tsui House (1980)</s><ref name="Otis">Elevators in these building replaced by [[Otis]] under the [[Lift Modernisation Programme]]. [http://www.gld.gov.hk/egazette/pdf/20131743/egn201317436431.pdf]</ref>
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**<s>Fook Tsui House (1980)</s><ref name="Otis"/>
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**Wan Tsui Shopping Centre (1980)<ref>Only 1 of the 4 elevator installed by them.[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m7WyhfvlWgQ] Another 3 of the 4 elevators are installed by [[Sabiem Elevator]].[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n4WP_RAako8] It was later modernized by Kone in late 2012 with [[Mico Control]]'s controller.[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=metRHXBL3Rc][http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5dLixThikmU]<!--Not replaced--></ref>
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*Yan Tsui Court, Chai Wan (1983) <ref>Modernization and maintained by Holake Hong Kong Lifts Ltd.</ref>
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*<s>Block 2 and Block 5, Wong Chuk Hang Estate, Wong Chuk Hang</s> <ref>Demolished in 2007</ref>
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=== Kowloon ===
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*<s>Block 16-24, Lam Tin Estate, Lam Tin (1973)</s> <ref>Demolished in 1994</ref>
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*Lok Nga Court, Ngau Tau Kok (1985) <ref>Slightly modernized by Kone in 2009.</ref>
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*<s>Block 23, Tung Tau Estate, Kowloon City</s> <ref>Demolished in 2002</ref>
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*<s>Lower Wong Tai Sin Estate (Phase 2), Wong Tai Sin (1985)</s><ref name="Otis"/>
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**<s>Lung Kut House</s>
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**<s>Lung Hing House</s>
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**<s>Lung Shing House</s>
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*<s>Block 42-44, Shek Kip Mei Estate, Sham Shui Po (1983)</s><ref name="Thyssenkrupp"/>
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*Lee Cheng Uk Estate, Sham Shui Po (1984)
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**Chung Hau House
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**Yan Oi House
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**Shun Yee House
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**Wo Ping House
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=== New Territories ===
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*Tsui Lam Estate, Tseng Kwan O (1988)
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**Yan Lam House
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**Nga Lam House
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**Choi Lam House
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**Fai Lam House
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*Wang Fuk Court, Tai Po (1983)
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**Car Park <ref>Modernized by Kone.</ref>
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**Wang Yan House<ref name="Holake">Maintained by Holake Hong Kong Lifts Ltd.</ref>
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**Wang Tao House<ref name="Holake" />
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**Wang San House<ref name="Holake" />
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**Wang Kin House<ref name="Holake" />
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**Wang Tai House<ref name="Holake" />
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**Wang Chi House<ref name="Holake" />
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**Wang Shing House<ref name="Holake" />
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**Wang Cheong House<ref name="Holake" />
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*<s>Kwong Fuk Estate, Tai Po (1983, 1985)</s>
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**<s>Kwong Wai House (1983)</s> <ref name="Hitachi">Elevators in these building replaced by [[Hitachi Elevator|Hitachi]] under the [[Lift Modernisation Programme]].</ref>
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**<s>Kwong Lai House (1983)</s><ref name="Hitachi" />
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**<s>Kwong Yee House (1983)</s><ref name="Hitachi" />
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**<s>Kwong Ping House (1983)</s><ref name="Hitachi" />
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**<s>Kwong Chi House (1985)</s><ref name="Schindler">Elevators in these building replaced by [[Schindler]] under the [[Lift Modernisation Programme]].</ref>
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**<s>Kwong Sung House (1985)</s><ref name="Schindler" />
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*Lung Hang Estate, Sha Tin (1983)
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**The Link Properties - Lung Hang Shopping Centre
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**<s>Hok Sum House</s><ref name="Thyssenkrupp">Elevators in these building replaced by [[Thyssenkrupp]] under the [[Lift Modernisation Programme]].</ref>
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**<s>Lok Sum House</s><ref name="Thyssenkrupp" />
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**<s>Sin Sum House</s><ref name="Thyssenkrupp" />
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**<s>Sheung Sum House</s><ref name="Thyssenkrupp" />
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**<s>Wai Sum House</s><ref name="Thyssenkrupp" />
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**<s>Wing Sum House</s><ref name="Thyssenkrupp" />
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*Butterfly Estate, Tuen Mun, Hong Kong (1984)
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**Tip Sum House
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**Tip Ling House
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**Tip Tsui House
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**Tip Yi House
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**Butterfly Shopping Centre
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*Siu Shan Court, Tuen Mun (1983)
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**Pak King House
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**Cheung King House
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**Min King House
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**Kwai King House
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**Wah King House
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*Fung Shing Court, Sha Tin (1985)
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*Phase 4, Siu Hong Court, Tuen Mun (1984)
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*<s>Cheung Hong Estate, Tsing Yi (1980)</s>
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**<s>Hong Wo House</s><ref>Modernized by Kone in late 2002.</ref>
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**<s>Hong Kwai House</s><ref name="Thyssenkrupp" />
   
 
==Trivia==
  
==Trivia==
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*A lot of Kone Marryat Scott elevators used [[List of Kone elevator fixtures|Kone]]'s M-Series fixtures, while a few others used [[List of Dewhurst elevator fixtures|Dewhurst]] fixtures. It was possible that these elevators used the [[Kone Traffic Master System]] control system, though this is not confirmed.
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*A lot of Kone Marryat Scott elevators used [[List of Kone elevator fixtures|Kone]]'s M-Series fixtures, while a few others used [[List of Dewhurst elevator fixtures|Dewhurst]] fixtures<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5azaLFdUd8 Kone Marryat Scott Lift @ HOF in Hull]</ref>. It was possible that these elevators used the [[Kone Traffic Master System]] control system, though this is not confirmed.
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==Gallery==
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<gallery>
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M&amp;S Elevator_Luckifast Building.jpg|Marryat & Scott elevator at Luckifast Building, Wan Chai, Hong Kong.
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</gallery>
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==Videos==
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[[File:Kone Marryat Scott Lift @ Ramada Hotel In Brighton.-0|thumb|center|335 px|Kone Marryat Scott elevator at Ramada Hotel in Brighton (video by: Jimwoodward1212)]]
   
 
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Revision as of 03:19, 16 May 2020

Kone Marryat Scott was a lift/elevator company from the United Kingdom which was formed as the result of the buyout of Marryat & Scott Ltd. by Kone Corporation in 1979. The "Kone Marryat Scott" brand was formed in 1982, and was defunct sometime in the 1980s before changed name to simply Kone.

Notable installations

United Kingdom

  • TX Maxx, The Square, Bournemouth
  • House of Fraser, Hull
  • Ramada Hotel Brighton, Brighton
  • Princess Square Shopping Centre, Bracknell (1982-2013[1])
  • High Street Car Park, Bracknell (1982-2009, replaced into Kone MiniSpace elevators)

Hong Kong

New Territories

  • Jade Plaza, Tai Po (1985)

Kowloon

  • Far East Consortium Building, Jordan (1985)
  • Yau Mau Tei Multi Storey Car Park, Yau Mau Tei (1984)
  • Hope Sea Industrial Centre, Kowloon Bay (1986)
  • Ngau Chi Wan Municipal Services Building, Ngau Chi Wan (1983)

Hong Kong Island

  • Aberdeen Municipal Services Building, Aberdeen (1982)
  • Luckifast Building, Wan Chai (1985)

Projects from Hong Kong Housing Authority

Please refer to Lift Modernisation Programme.


Hong Kong Island

  • Wan Tsui Estate, Chai Wan
    • Chek Tsui House (1980)[2]
    • Fook Tsui House (1980)[2]
    • Wan Tsui Shopping Centre (1980)[3]
  • Yan Tsui Court, Chai Wan (1983) [4]
  • Block 2 and Block 5, Wong Chuk Hang Estate, Wong Chuk Hang [5]

Kowloon

  • Block 16-24, Lam Tin Estate, Lam Tin (1973) [6]
  • Lok Nga Court, Ngau Tau Kok (1985) [7]
  • Block 23, Tung Tau Estate, Kowloon City [8]
  • Lower Wong Tai Sin Estate (Phase 2), Wong Tai Sin (1985)[2]
    • Lung Kut House
    • Lung Hing House
    • Lung Shing House
  • Block 42-44, Shek Kip Mei Estate, Sham Shui Po (1983)[9]
  • Lee Cheng Uk Estate, Sham Shui Po (1984)
    • Chung Hau House
    • Yan Oi House
    • Shun Yee House
    • Wo Ping House

New Territories

  • Tsui Lam Estate, Tseng Kwan O (1988)
    • Yan Lam House
    • Nga Lam House
    • Choi Lam House
    • Fai Lam House
  • Wang Fuk Court, Tai Po (1983)
  • Kwong Fuk Estate, Tai Po (1983, 1985)
    • Kwong Wai House (1983) [12]
    • Kwong Lai House (1983)[12]
    • Kwong Yee House (1983)[12]
    • Kwong Ping House (1983)[12]
    • Kwong Chi House (1985)[13]
    • Kwong Sung House (1985)[13]
  • Lung Hang Estate, Sha Tin (1983)
    • The Link Properties - Lung Hang Shopping Centre
    • Hok Sum House[9]
    • Lok Sum House[9]
    • Sin Sum House[9]
    • Sheung Sum House[9]
    • Wai Sum House[9]
    • Wing Sum House[9]
  • Butterfly Estate, Tuen Mun, Hong Kong (1984)
    • Tip Sum House
    • Tip Ling House
    • Tip Tsui House
    • Tip Yi House
    • Butterfly Shopping Centre
  • Siu Shan Court, Tuen Mun (1983)
    • Pak King House
    • Cheung King House
    • Min King House
    • Kwai King House
    • Wah King House
  • Fung Shing Court, Sha Tin (1985)
  • Phase 4, Siu Hong Court, Tuen Mun (1984)
  • Cheung Hong Estate, Tsing Yi (1980)
    • Hong Wo House[14]
    • Hong Kwai House[9]

Trivia

  • A lot of Kone Marryat Scott elevators used Kone's M-Series fixtures, while a few others used Dewhurst fixtures[15]. It was possible that these elevators used the Kone Traffic Master System control system, though this is not confirmed.

Gallery

Videos

Kone_Marryat_Scott_Lift_@_Ramada_Hotel_In_Brighton.-0

Kone Marryat Scott Lift @ Ramada Hotel In Brighton.-0

Kone Marryat Scott elevator at Ramada Hotel in Brighton (video by: Jimwoodward1212)

Notes and references

  1. ↑ There were originally six lifts but three were removed in 2006. At the same time the remaining three lifts were refurbished by Associated Lift Services (ALS). They were replaced into Kone MonoGoods lifts in 2013
  2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 Elevators in these building replaced by Otis under the Lift Modernisation Programme. [1]
  3. ↑ Only 1 of the 4 elevator installed by them.[2] Another 3 of the 4 elevators are installed by Sabiem Elevator.[3] It was later modernized by Kone in late 2012 with Mico Control's controller.[4][5]
  4. ↑ Modernization and maintained by Holake Hong Kong Lifts Ltd.
  5. ↑ Demolished in 2007
  6. ↑ Demolished in 1994
  7. ↑ Slightly modernized by Kone in 2009.
  8. ↑ Demolished in 2002
  9. ↑ 9.0 9.1 9.2 9.3 9.4 9.5 9.6 9.7 Elevators in these building replaced by Thyssenkrupp under the Lift Modernisation Programme.
  10. ↑ Modernized by Kone.
  11. ↑ 11.0 11.1 11.2 11.3 11.4 11.5 11.6 11.7 Maintained by Holake Hong Kong Lifts Ltd.
  12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 12.2 12.3 Elevators in these building replaced by Hitachi under the Lift Modernisation Programme.
  13. ↑ 13.0 13.1 Elevators in these building replaced by Schindler under the Lift Modernisation Programme.
  14. ↑ Modernized by Kone in late 2002.
  15. ↑ Kone Marryat Scott Lift @ HOF in Hull
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