🌬️ Enhance Your Outdoor Fan: Westinghouse Lighting 7741400 52-Inch White Replacement Fan Blades, Five-Pack Review

That's right, you have to dig a little. The first blade lasted 10 minutes, the 4th and 5th less than a minute. I have Hunter fans. Maybe they're for Casablanca, if they still exist, or Hampton Bay, or whatever Home Depot sells, but they don't go with the Hunter. At the same time, they weigh the same, so there were no problems with the scale. Be sure to weigh them after installing the brackets. Nobody likes a wobbly fan! I use a kitchen scale.

The five original blades that came with my Westinghouse outdoor ceiling fan were wilted and even rubbing Viagra didn't get them to straighten up again. These replacement blades should come with the original fan; They're made out of hard plastic, not the MDF that the last set of blades was made out of. I had to drill new holes to mount these blades but it all worked fine and can run at high speed without hesitation. Made in Taiwan (thank you not in China).

They have a duplicate pattern which was good as one of them went straight to a fan I couldn't find any info (or parts) on. The OEM blades were made of composite materials that swelled and sagged over time indoors but outdoors. They appear to be made of vinyl or plastic which I hope will resist. One side was plain while the other had a nice decorative bar in the middle. I only recently installed them but so far they seem to be a perfect replacement for the old fan.

A pack of five blades were packed in a plastic case. Drilling instructions in English and Spanish are on the back of the label (oops) which I tore off. Well I didn't need them. They fit my 20 year old 52" Murray Feiss Import Fan perfectly. The company must have belonged to Westinghouse. They are white with a reflective finish and have a pointed tip with a ribbed edge running from the center of the blade to the tip. on one side and the plane that appeared on the other, I decided to check out the

We have a Harbor Breeze fan. The product description suggests that they are suitable for most fans. In the case of the harbor breeze, this was not suitable. Harbor Breeze fans have 3 racks that match the blades. I was able to drill larger holes to make it fit. The blades appear to be well made and I have not lowered the overall rating as it is not the company's fault that they did not fit directly. I downgraded the ease of assembly by one star due to the necessary modification. With this…

Three holes in all five fan blades were "cured" by some novice, not drilled but "put out" with a pocket knife or similar, every hole was like that, some about half an inch wide and absolutely no indication that a drill was used to widen a hole; in two cases, the holes were "cut" to expose the plastic around the edges of the fan blades. Why these five defective, unusable blades were shipped is a mystery; surely someone who received them from the "helicopter" must have admitted they were useless.

FINALLY! The fan blades do not bend in the summer heat. Yes, we had to drill extra holes in the blades to fit our fan. But it wasn't difficult as my husband used one of the old blades as a template. Installing them was no more difficult than removing and rotating the old ones twice a year. And it should only be a one-time installation. They are durable because they are made of plastic. Too shiny, but I can live with that. I want them to be the color of wood, but then again, making plastic look…

These are very strong fan blades that I used to replace my porch fan. The fan was not intended for outdoor use and its blades were severely warped. These blades appear to be very strong and are made of a plastic-like material, so I don't think they wrap at all. I had to drill new holes because my fan holes were different. This was very easy by lining up the old blade with the new one and I used a drill to drill right through them. Overall they seem to work great and the quality and durability…