Exploring abandoned shopping center ( Part 2 Tesco)

it was built in the 1970s. It is a very fasinating place, the Tesco shop itself was very old fashioned and still had a lot of original features from the 70s and closed On the 4th April 2015 this branch of Tesco closed.

[@Handdryerswithsplashy]

They started using the Xlerators in 2011 i believe or somewhere around that (the hand dryers) and the automatic taps are probably from 2014 so it must of had some type of refurbishment

[@DryersaroundtheUK]

they started using them before 2010 actually as NCHLT mentioned it in his local Tesco Xlerator video description I think.

[@Handdryerswithsplashy]

@@DryersaroundtheUK ahh right thanks for letting me know

[@NCHLTII]

They didn't start using them in 2011, the ones at chatham were likely installed around that point though.

[@NCHLTII]

@@DryersaroundtheUK That was a mistake and i didn't understand Tesco serial number system, it is likely from 2010 and replaced a 2006 airdri classic

[@rsm2102]

There are 2,904 Tesco stores in the UK as for 3rd June 2024.

[@echo360x]

Where you at? Miss the videos

[@danielfranklin3062]

I worked Security there at Tesco in 2014. The '70s styled store and restaurant. Also, the car park is completely closed off now.

[@Handdryerswithsplashy]

16:02 the World Dryer Corporation hand dryer could be anything from late 19,70s to early 90s

[@KingOfCoils]

How tf did you get in therw

[@jonznuff]

1979 originally built

[@nscnation5629]

Was it

[@357account]

@@nscnation5629 yes

[@levigaming-1]

Is this from Chatham?

[@357account]

guess so

[@357account]

if it was it closed inthe 2010s

[@ZacKellyYT]

I think it closed 2015 when tesco closed like 7 stores like Kirkcaldy, Chatham, etc

[@357account]

@@ZacKellyYT yeah

[@357account]

@@ZacKellyYT it closed in early 2015