🔵 Westinghouse Lighting 7741600 52-Inch Replacement Fan Blades, White & Bleached Oak, Pack of Five Review

Matching description but had to drill new holes in new fan blades to match existing fan. In general, the installation took about 10 minutes. I will buy it again for our other fans!

Had to drill a little more holes to fit my Hampton Bay outdoor fan mounting posts but overall it met my goal of replacing sagging blades! Great price as I bought used damaged packaging and the product is fine.

Product information is molded plastic. You are not. The MDF product is the same that I replaced. Otherwise the assembly and alignment of the holes was fine. You just have to enlarge the pre-drilled holes a bit to get the arms, but that's not a problem. It's disappointing that we're made of MDF and not plastic.

After I broke a blade in my van's ceiling fan without paying attention to the extending part I thought oh my god I need to replace the fan I was glad trying to find them as they looked just like the originals. They weren't exactly identical - I had to drill the mounting holes a bit more, but after that they held up with no problems. I weighed them all and they all differed by less than half an ounce, the balance was fine.

The fan was professionally installed by us. A few weeks later we heard a roar. One of the blades shattered where the screws had been. We haven't used the fan yet. So I contacted the company. They were great and sent replacement blades. I replaced the broken blade. Hooray! And then two weeks later - again without success - the same thing. We don't know if it was the same blade or a different one. But two spontaneously broken blades. For security reasons we don't try anymore. Thank god no one was

The ad said these were METAL fan blades so I bought them to replace the fan blades on our screened in porch. I ordered 2 sets. The old MDFs have started hanging outside due to the high humidity in Missouri. When I opened it, I didn't find any METAL fan blades, but ones marked PLASTIC on the inner packaging. Slightly disappointed, I figured plastic would last longer than MDF, so I painted them with a few coats of Rustoleum Antique Pewter Hammered Metallic ($7+ per can). The 2 holes did NOT match