🌬️ Enhance Your Outdoor Comfort - Craftmade B552S-OFB 52-Inch All-Weather Fan Blades Replacement, Set of 5 in Flat Black Review

These blades will fit any brand of 52" blade. My Hampton Bay required some drilling but works great. Just take off the old blade, line it up with the new one, use some clamps and pierce through. Make/Model Cons: Pre-drilled hole will not fit Hampton Bay. Shorter than Hampton Bay 52" fan blades

They look very plastic and very black maybe with a touch of brown while after installation they look good because they have been placed in a dark environment since they from the picture you can see we have a very dark cedar roof and the block is a bit rusty so the bracket itself is brass which is a bit rusty so the dark brown goes great with it the only thing i have to do now , is balance and once that's done, it must be a really good fan.

Designed for outdoor patio fans. The fan worked well, but the original fan blades warped and flaked over the years, occasionally flying off in layers. The fan is as quiet as it gets, works well but was rusty on the surface. Instead of replacing it (with a new fan, people complain it's noisy), I went with these rustic iron fan blades. Goes perfectly with my rusty fan! Oh my goodness those all weather plastic blades are just what I needed.

I ordered 42" and 52" fan blades. Other reviews indicated that the holes didn't line up - they didn't line up - they didn't even close. Good thing they are plastic and shouldn't deform which is why I bought them. They seem to be mostly aimed at Westinghouse fans - you'd think they'd focus on one of the bigger fans like Hampton Bay or Hunter - from the big stores. I used old blades as a jig and it just didn't close the original holes in those blades - you can do better if you have larger bladed…

I like the way they look and they work great. I had to drill my own holes using the center pre-drilled hole as a guide along with my old blades. The pre-drilled holes did not match my fan model. But drilling new pilot holes was very easy. Once I did that, I could quickly use it as a template for the rest. Once installed they work great. They are very durable and made of hard plastic but they look like aged wood which is great for me as my cockatoo chewed on the original fan blades they will…

I would give this blade five stars but penalize them for not stating in the specs that they are out are hard plastic/heavy plastic, not wood. That's a problem? Depends on close-up, you can tell they're plastic (but they still look pretty good - as close to wood as you're likely to get). Very high humidity (70-80% plus for many days) they are IDEAL. Our previous two sets of pressed wood blades sagged for weeks. These don't sag at all. One caveat with the installation: we had to re-drill the…