🔧 Craftmade BCD52-W Contractor's Standard Series Fan Blades Replacement 52-Inch, White, Set of 5: Enhance your Fan with Premium Quality Replacement Blades Review

I had to buy this because the old blades didn't fit the new mounts I bought, they look nice. Install the rest, this is a 52 inch fan. Measure your fan against the old brackets first, if only to replace the blades. You may need to buy new brackets, the blades are designed for a 52" fan. If you need smaller hole spacing, you will need blades for a 42" fan. Measuring tape works wonders

I was very fortunate to find the exact replacement blades for my fans. They were easy to install. My fans have been on the porch for over 20 years. When they recently sorted it out, I was concerned that it would be impossible to replace the blades. The only problem is that after 2 days they started stooping. While they can be great for indoor fans, I don't recommend using them outdoors. I didn't check if they were for internal use just before I bought them. Still a good deal.

Ordered 52" oiled bronze blades. The Revain picture shows a dark shiny wood grain. I've seen in the comments that some people got a flat black mat, although I know that This can happen. I received my order, and it turns out mine was wrong too. Came in the original sealed packaging from China. The manufacturer's packaging says "oiled bronze" on the outside of the packaging. Inside the box look at the fan blades, which are again individually wrapped and sealed in plastic and marked "Oiled…

These fan blades have made me question my entire perception of the world we live in. When you set out to install them for the first time, think that it will be easy! No, you will not be a naive fool. The holes do not match normal fan blades. Not only do they not line up, they don't seem to be within the same spatial boundaries as we humans are. They seem to be constantly changing and moving because when I had the brilliant idea of drilling a hole where the screw seemed to go (after measuring)…

I wanted to increase the fan blades from 42" to 52" in hopes that it would improve airflow in my office. Drill holes for your existing fan blades, and if they don't, this is a very easy modification for anyone who can DIY with a drill and a 1/4" bit. Simply store a brand new set of fan blades in the original packaging - do not unpack; Remove one blade from the existing fan and install firmly over the new set of blades (still packaged), lining up the center hole; I put a nut and bolt in the…

I ordered them on September 23rd for $8 with free shipping and they arrived on September 25th. As long as the holes line up and you have a tall ladder (and no vertigo) this is a very easy project. I don't know what kind of ceiling fan I have, but these blades are oriented just right. It took me less than an hour to swap out all the old blades; I couldn't believe how easy it was! I'm a 5'4.5" female and luckily we have an 8' ladder because without it I couldn't have completed this DIY project…