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Hmm, ya, I see - why not just use small cable ties to fix the fans and you only need 2 ties (diagonal mount) for each fan.
 

 
 
 
 

if you use TT (led) fans rubber footers/mounts are provided hence any fitting wood/machine flat head screw, from your hardware market, will do nicely

Yes, 10 % more surface but 1 more fan to cool the 360 radiator (under load) hence less spin speed required
Frisco is not that hot like here in Brisbane Australia where summer (room) temps can climb to ~40 Celsius (without aircon)
hence a 360 (3 fans!) would be fully sufficient for your location radiator fans never to be heard even under load.

I have an TT AIO 360 in the top section but be aware this device is installed inside the case (hanging install) and not on top of the steel frame. Depending on your summer room temperatures the 280 might be nuf even the 2 fan version will be noisier than a 360 AIO.
No need to put additional fans on top .. just make sure there is nuf air feed throughout the case

New View 71 owner here:
Yes, it's a solid case with a few shortcomings/ flaws to mention:
1) due to the heavy weight (40 pounds) it should be on roller feet for easier moving around
2) the disk cage back cover, covering the drives' cables is a tight fit especially for HDDs once the cables are mounted.
3) the psu ATX cables might be tad short to reach its sockets at mobo's top end
4) The dust filter (bottom) is only from the backside accessible (for cleaning) - would have been much smarter to make the filter front side accessible (for apparent reason)
I just assembled my View 71 a few days back and got 2x 140mm fans in the front(blowers) and top (suckers). 
 

"Lose Face" faith should not be in any customer service environment - end of story, no matter which country!
Instead, they even admit being too uneducated (read dumb) to fix an issue by saying/asking "too difficult or can't you just accept it?" - Is that really Asian logic of "saving face/honor?" (sigh)
However, the real problem is much deeper than that as other companies like MS, Google, Apple have a #### of a time to QA their products... instead the common attitude out there is to throw beta code at the customers and see what customers/users find out. Especially MS had a painfully steep corporate learning with that approach.
The smartness/logic of software companies creating a $1000 software package BuT it cost them $2000 to fix all bugs involved... must be an modern world thing and it's good coz they don't need to hire expensive competent staff.
Cat chasing tail? sure is!
 

Yes, exactly but I would like to see this hard coded into the controller hence they can't mess with that any more
 

The real problem here is the controller is too cheap to (re)start on its own with given/memorized settings - it would cost at most $5.50 to implement such a auto restart function but apparently no way for TT to do this (let alone in a standard Win user account).
Do they realize that the Floe 360 cost ~$269 in Australia? ... come again?

Hmm, ya, I see - why not just use small cable ties to fix the fans and you only need 2 ties (diagonal mount) for each fan.
 

 
 
 
 

contact a local glass repair business and ask them since you still have a good door hence they can take it as a template. should not be a complicated matter.

you can mount those fan (packs) anywhere as long as it fits - in case of replacement just watch the airflow hence blower/sucker - there is a small arrow printed showing direction.  
https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/fan-direction.44512/

just put 1 (or 2) screws - should be good nuf  
 
TT fan connectors use 1 more pin  - TT wants you to buy the complete fan pack including controller

Your Temp LOoks like a bit on the high side and 5GHz? Your reference score suggests you are close to 4.2 speed/performance
This is my score below and CPU temperature ~60C is more reasonable than yours. Usually people with such high temps forgot to remove the very thin foil from the copper head/surface.

 

So I got around to doing this yesterday. Under CPU-Z stress test, i7700k overclocked to 5GHz runs stable to just under 75C now.. see CPU-Z and HWMonitor screenshot taken together
 

It is fairly simple to unmount the cooler head (4 screws) then remove/clean the old paste from both sides and apply a small blob new paste on the CPU - mount the cooler and that's it.. should not take any more than 30 minutes. No need to remove the CPU from its socket!
Check the case fans and airways/filters too and remove dust mats if needed.
 

It's a geek thing .. 1 computer... 1 cup holder