🔧 Enhance Your Ceiling Fan with Westinghouse Lighting 7741500 52-Inch Oak/Walnut Replacement Fan Blades - Five-Pack Review

Turn an old fan into a new one! These screws are perfect for Home Depot branded Hampton Bay fans. A little krylon oil rubbed off the bronze paint and new blades and this 20 year old fan looks great! Worth every penny.

EVERYTHING LOOKS THE SAME BEFORE ONE OF THE KNIVES GOES LOST AND AFTER MY WIFE REPLACED ALL 5 KNIVES WITH NEW HANGER HANGER WITH OLD SCREWS. WE DID NOT USE THE NEW SCREWS SUPPLIED WITH THE HANGER. VERY DURABLE KNIFE SET.

Hurricane Irma destroyed my two fan blades on lanai. Instead of buying new fans, I bought these stock blades for a fraction of the cost of replacing the entire fan. I was very surprised to see that many of my neighbors threw away their entire fans due to warped blades instead of simply replacing them. Thank you.

For ceiling fan blades I was impressed. The flexibility of a down-facing walnut or oak veneer is remarkable. At the time of purchase I was pretty sure I wanted the oak side down, but I was also sure that even if I was wrong the other side would do. It's also easier to have extra blades as one product fits most fans/surfaces. The holes are cut perfectly for the brackets. Assembling the blades was easy.

These blades are nicer than the ones we found at Home Depot or Lowes. Walnut on one side and medium oak on the other. To be honest there is not much difference between the two sides. They are both medium brown. I was looking for light oak to replace the blades on my 20 year old Hunter fan but could only find light oak with a 'washed' finish. Not what I really wanted, but the price is reasonable and the blades will fit.

The only problem with these blades is that the holes don't match the existing holes. I very carefully drilled two new holes using the old blades as a template. I installed the blades and turned on the fan and the blades were well balanced as there was no wobble. They work and look ok. They match the decor of my new kitchen. The hardest part was climbing the ladder and attaching the new blades. In general I like them.

I have ordered Westinghouse Lighting 7741500 52" Oak/Walnut Replacement Fan Blades, pack of 5, and Westinghouse Lighting 77407 Replacement Fan Blades, Aged Brass. One brand for both. 15 minutes to take the old ones off, assemble and install on a 30 year old fan. The arms and blades are perfectly aligned across all 3 holes on all 5 blades. Screws and washers were supplied with brass. Neither of them had bolts to connect them to the engine case, so keep the old ones.

These blades allow you to choose a darker or lighter oak. They match the replacement "levers" I had to purchase after one of my original levers broke while cleaning the mount. Make sure you measure the holes on the fan blades to line up with the handles or you will be disappointed. It was a little expensive to buy this way, but cheaper than buying a new complete mount and removing the old one and reinstalling the new one. Be sure to use a magnetic-tipped screwdriver when reattaching the blades…

I made this purchase expecting to be disappointed. I tried a different fan by purchasing replacement blades from the fan company and they just didn't fit. But I figured $25 to get a 10 year old living room fan to stop ticking and wobbling was worth trying to replace the entire fan. I compared the sizes in the ad with my fan and color and it seemed like the right choice. I was amazed that they are the same color and fit perfectly. The only problem was that the bolt holes weren't wide enough to…